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Peter Linz Edition 5 Exercise 10.4 Question 2 (Page No. 272)

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Give a complete encoding, using the suggested method, for the Turing machine with

                                                         $\delta(q_1,a_1) = (q_1,a_1,R)$,

                                                         $\delta(q_1,a_2) = (q_3,a_1,L)$,

                                                         $\delta(q_3,a_1) = (q_2,a_2,L)$,
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