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Construct a DFA machine to recognize the language of all binary numbers which are a multiple...

Construct a DFA machine to recognize the language of all binary numbers which are a multiple of 5.
L = { w belongs {0,1}* : w is a binary number and is a multiple of 5}
Example: 101 belongs to L; 1010 belongs to L; 110 doesn't belong to L.

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