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All strings ending with $10$. So, we need $3$ states.

  1. From first state on $1$, we go to second state. 
  2. From second state on $0$ we go to third state.
  3. From third state on $0$ we go to first state and on $1$ we go to second state. 

Only third state is final. 

L = (0+1)*10 Minimal DFA will be as follows: 

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Make NFA from given R.E and then convert it to DFA, you'll get Arjun Sir's DFA and Answer as 3 states!
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atleast 3 states  require to for this regular expresssion.
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