Final answer:
An NFA with six states can be constructed to represent the given language, q.
Step-by-step explanation:
An NFA (non-deterministic finite automaton) can be constructed to represent the language q that contains at least two 0s, or exactly two 1s using six states.
Here is an example of an NFA with six states:
- State 1: Start state
- State 2: After reading one 0
- State 3: After reading two 0s
- State 4: After reading one 1
- State 5: After reading two 1s
- State 6: Accepting state
The transitions between states would be defined based on the input symbols 0 and 1. For example, from state 1, there would be a transition to state 2 when reading a 0, and a transition to state 4 when reading a 1.