Answer / amar

State machine to detect 3 consecutive heads appearing in
multiple tosses;

state 1 : initial state
As long as the toss results in TAIL , in this state
If the toss results in HEAD go to state 2
state 2 : HEAD1 resulted
in the next toss , If TAIL is resulted go to
the initial state1 . If HEAD is resulted go to
state3.
state3 : HEAD2 is resulted
in the next toss , If TAIL is resulted go to
the initial state1 . If HEAD is resulted go to
state4.
state4 : HEAD3 is resulted and this is the final state
As long as the HEAD results in each next toss
be in state 4. If any toss results in TAIL go to
initial state1

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