#3. A vending machine sells bottles of water for $1.00 each. It accepts only coins of values $0.25 and $0.50. When more than $1.00 has been deposited, the machine immediately returns the amount in excess of $1.00. When the 'Cancel' button (C) is pressed, the machine returns all money deposited for the current transaction. When exactly $1.00 has been collected, pressing the 'Water' button (W) results in the customer receiving one bottle of water, ending the transaction. No work required, construct the State Table for the machine. #3. A vending machine sells bottles of water for $1.00 each. It accepts only coins of values $0.25 and $0.50. When more than $1.00 has been deposited, the machine immediately returns the amount in excess of $1.00. When the 'Cancel' button (C) is pressed, the machine returns all money deposited for the current transaction. When exactly $1.00 has been collected, pressing the 'Water' button (W) results in the customer receiving one bottle of water, ending the transaction. No work required, construct the State Table for the machine