Kindly Solve Question no 3 by checking Question 1&2 .

Put any space or anything else besides your SID in the file name. Q1) [20 Marks] [CLO9-PLO5]You implemented Dinning philosopher problem with 5 philosophers and 5 chopsticks as one of your LabTasks. Now consider a simpler situation with only two philosophers and two chopsticks. Both philosophers think for random 100.unt of 100,000 micro seconds) to eat. You may find following lines helpful. static pthread_mutext mutex1 = PTHREAD MUTEX INITIALIZER; pthread_mutex_lock (&mutex1) usleep(int); Because they think more, so it is possible, as shown in sample run below, that one philosopher might go into a long thinking phase and the other philosopher might eat mor than once during this time. But at no time there will be a deadlock. nadeem@nadeem-VirtualBox: ~/FA21/code/FinalLab$ /TwoPhilos.exe Philosopher#1 wants to eat Philosopher#1 going to eat Philosopher#2 wants to eat Philosopher#1 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#2 going to eat Philosopher#2 done eating, now thinking.... hilosopher#1 wants to eat hilosopher#1 going to eat ilosopher#1 done eating, now thinking..... Philosopher#2 wants to eat Philosopher#2 going to eat Philosopher#2 done eating, now thinking... Philosopher#1 wants to eat Philosopher#1 going to eat Philosopher#1 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#2 wants to eat Philosopher#2 going to eat Philosopher#2 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#1 wants to eat Philosopher#1 going to eat Philosopher#1 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#1 wants to eat Philosopher#1 going to eat Philosopher#1 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#1 wants to eat Philosopher#1 going to eat Philosopher#1 done eating, now thinking.... Philosopher#2 wants to eat Q2) [20 Marks] [CLO9-PLO5] Write a simple calculator which can perform four basic math operations, i.e addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. You will create two .c files namely: main.c and functions.c main.c will contain the main function and call each of the four functions based on user input, functions.c will contain all four functions. Put all the functions of function.c in a static library called libmymathlib.a and link it with main.c : * Sample run of the program is as follows: $ ./mycalc.exe Please enter +, -, *,/or Q to quit : + Please enter two numbers that you want to add : 25 35 Result : 60 Please enter +, -, *,/or Q to quit: Q Thanks for using myclac Q3) [10 Marks] [CLO8-PLO5] Write a makefile which will build the al programs. The names of the executable files should be TwoPhilos.exe and my shown in the sample runs above. I am only going type make and expect your build the two programs as specified in the above two questions