Draw a tm that takes as input a string of zeros and ones

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1. Draw a TM that takes as input a string of 0's and 1's, interprets it as the binary representation of a nonnegative integer, and leaves as output the unary representation of that integer (i.e., a string of that many 1's).

2. Draw a TM that does the reverse of the previous problem: accepts a string of n 1's as input and leaves as output the binary representation of n.

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