Review this inode structure inode structure pdf and answer the following questions. Don't forget to include the indirect blocks if needed, but no neec to consider the space required for additional inode. Note that 1MB is 1024KB and 1GB is 1024MB. Each disk block can be a data block or indirect block. H of disk blocks needed to store a file of size 100KB: H of disk biocks needed to store a file of size 100MB : \# of disk blocks needed to store a file of size 100GB : UNIX INODE STRUCTURE Legenda: - each (unix) fle system has its own inode table; on disk each cylinder group will hoid a relevant part of that table - each inode is referenced by a 'dovice + inode number' pair - each fle is assigned an inode numbe which is inilque within that file system; each directory structure wii consist of a isk of "Mename + inode number" pairs; inodes wont hoid filenames