I am struggling with this part of my linux lab and not sure what I am doing wrong. Can you please tell me what to put in the command lines to accomplish this?

19: APPLIED Lab: File and Software Management 1Hr55 Min Remaining Create a symbolic link to the log file Symbolic links can span filesystems. Changes to files are reflected differently with symbolic links than with hard links. Configure symbolic links between files. 1. Change to the root user's home directory. 2. Create a symbolic link from /proc/meminfo to memory_info.txt in your home directory. Expand this content if you need help: You may use cat to display the contents of the mem_info.txt file to confirm the link exists. 3. Confirm that you created the symbolic link from /proc/meminfo to memory_info.txt in your home directory. Did you create the symbolic link? Remove the original file Next, remove an original file and verify that the symbolic link is affected. 1. Create a new file in your home directory via redirection named linktest with This is a link test as its content. 2. Create a symbolic link from linktest to /opt/linked. 3. Confirm that you created the file and the link. Did you create both the linktest file and the /opt/linked link? 4. Remove the original file linktest from your home directory by using the rm command. 5. Verify that the /opt/linked link to / /inktest is broken by using the Is 1 command. Notice how the linked file is displayed in red, indicating an issue. 6. Remove the /opt/linked broken link by using the rm command