Recril the chmod program can be utilized to modify permissions on UNDX fles. Reler to the lecture notes for the specific syntax for the command. Prosume you have a filo named my 1 le. sh that has the following permissions: 1. The usedowner has fiesd and Write permissions 2. The group owner has Fiead permissions 3. Everyone else ("other') has Aicad permissions For instance, if using the 15 - a. command on UNOC the permissions might be reprosented by: IIrr= You subsoquertly run two commands: chmod u+x,g+x,o+x myfile. sh chmod 600 myfile sh You subsequenly run the following two commands filoase be carcful to note the + and - symbels, and note that the OADER h which the commands are executed is important Your answer ahould be a docimai number with thee digits (for instance, 600 or 777 . Ench digit repeesents the decimat equivalent of one of the principala permissions wheve a 1 bit ropresents having the permistions and a bit represents Nor having the perinisaien atat is nxx=111,nw=110p