1. Create a tar archive of the /etc directory called etcbackup.tar in your home directory. List the full command you used to achieve this below. What size is the tar file? 2. Create a gzipped archive of the etcbackup.tar file you created above. List the full command you used to achieve this below. What size is the file compressed? 3. Now unzip the file you created in part 2. List the full command you used to achieve this below. S 4. Use the gzip and bzip2 commands to compress the etcbackup.tar file. Be sure to uncompress it before moving on to the next compression utility. Write the sizes of the compressed files below. Circle the one that was smallest. Size of file using gzip: bzip2 5. List all of the items found in the etcbackup.tar file. List the full command you used to achieve this below. You need to unzip the tar file first. Don't paste the list of items here, just put the command used to do this. 6. To preserve disk space, delete the etcbackup.tar file. List the command you used to do this