Design a 3 bit sequential counter that follows the 3-bit gray code sequence shown for the state assignment below. The counter should change states with each clock pulse. The only input is the clock. The counter will run when the clock is present and stop when the clock is not running. Use K-Maps to determine the reduced switching expressions for 3 D flip flops. Also, DRAW the circuit diagram.

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