More on the life cycle of a Linux process: Run the program parti.c multiple times and use the output to justify the answers to the following questions 1. 1. 2. 3. Do newly created child processes, C1 and C2, have their own copies of the different Is there a fixed order of execution between child processes C1 and C2? And how do you explain that? Modify the code so C1 will completes printing its output before C2 starts printing its own output. Combined Fork and Exec: Write a function ForkExec (...) that combines the fork( and exec() system calls. The function takes a NULL terminated array of strings, taken from the command line, creates a process to run the new executable and returns after the child process terminates. Test your code by the running the following main.c: int ForkExec (char temp[ 2. void main (int argc, char argv[) ForkExec (argv) return 1