Use Linux commands to : (provide screenshots of your solutions and show all the required steps.) Question 1: 1. Use gzip compression to create an archive textFiles- backup.tar.gz that combines all "txt" files in the system. 2. Securely copy the textFiles-backup.tar.gz archive file from your local machine to /home/admin directory on instructor's pc. 3. Extract the contents of the /home/admin/ textFiles-backup.tar.gz archive to the /tmp/saved/ directory. Before extracting the contents, list them first. Question 2: Attempt to run the command wget and write down the output you get. A. Search using yum command command for packages that have wget as part of their name or summary. B. Find out more information about the wget package. C. Install the wget package using yum command. D. Remove the wget package using yum command. E. display recent yum history. Question 3: 1. Find files with sizes between 100B-IKB in your home directory 2. Find empty files and directories and delete them 3. Looks for directories modified within the last 10 days 4. Look for files that are writable by either their owner or group