In step 3, we consider all unmarked pairs one by one. Considering the unmarked pair

, we find that

&

go to

and

, respectively, on input 0. we use the notation

to indicate this. SInce the pair

is not marked,

cannot be marked at this point. Again, we see that,

and

is unmarked. Hence, we cannot mark

and since we have considered all input symbols (0 & 1) we need to examine other unmarked pairs. The observations and actions are shown below.

, cannot mark
since
&
are unmarked .

, cannot mark
since
is unmarked .
,
is marked since
is already marked.
,
is marked since
is already marked.
,
is never marked since it is not in the table & hence
is not marked.
