Question: User abram owns a directory, myDir, containing an executable file called myScript.sh that he shares with users belonging to the group myGroup and others. User

User “abram” owns a directory, “myDir,” containing an executable file called “myScript.sh” that he shares with users belonging to the group “myGroup” and others. User of “myGroup” may read and execute this file, but not delete it. They may not add other files to the directory. Others may only execute anything in “myDir” and “myScript.sh”. What would appropriate ownerships and permissions for both “myDir” and “myScript.sh” look like? (Write answers in the form of “long listing” output.)

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