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Question 3 0 / 2 poin On thor, ca to your home directory. Create a new directory named tmp, cd into tmp and stay there in the rest of the steps for this question. Note: The -aiR options to the Is command tell is to show the i-node number for each file and recursively show all files. Create three sub-directories of tmp named D1, D2, D3. Create a file named aRA.txt as follows: Is -aiR > aiRA.txt Establish to aiRA. txt a hard link named Is1.txt in DI and a soft link Is2.txt in D2. Establish inside D3, a soft link named 1s.3.txt to the Is2.txt file you now have in D2. Create a file named aiRB.txt as follows: Is -aiR > aiRB.bxt Now, delete aiRA.txt Create a file named iRC.txt as follows Is -aiR> aiRC.txt After completing all of the steps for this question, the following command outputs 22" without the quotes: Note, the character means "home directory" After completing all of the steps for this question, part of the output of following command is "No such file or directory without the quotes: Note, the ' character means "home directory" After completing all of the steps for this question, the following command shows that a file named Iis3.tut exists in the D3 directory: wc-I/D2/ls2.txt less /tmp/D3/1s3.bxt Is -I /tmp/D3 After completing all of the steps for this question, the file /tmp/aiRC.bxt shows that a file named is3.txt exists in the directory named D3 After completing all of the steps for this question, examine the aiRB.txt file using your favorite editor or less. The. entry in the Di directory has the same i-node as the entry in /tmp After completing all of the steps for this question, examine the aiRB.txt file using your favorite editor or less. The Is1.txt entry in the D1 directory has the same I-node as the aiRA.txt entry in /tmp