stion 10 Aecall the chmod program can be utilied to modify permissions on UNEX fles. Fefer to the lecture notes for the specific syntax for the command. Presume you have a file named my 11 e. sh that has the following pemisions: 1. The unctlowner has Pesd, Whte, and Execute permissions 2. The group owner has Road and Write permitsions 3. Everyone else ("other') has Aead permiseions For instance, if using the 1s - a. command on UNix the permissions might be represented by: INxrwx= You subsequently nu the following two commands (ploase be carsuil to note the + and - symbols, and note that pe OnDer in which the cammands are executed is inportart) chmod 764 mytim 11.sh chmod 9+x,0+x myfile . sh What would be the new permissions "mode" be for mytle sh? Pleate be careful to nate that we are perlorming two commands here. Your antwer shorild be a decimal number with three digits for intunse, 600 of 777 . Each digh mepesents the deciral eculvalent of one of the prencipals' penrisvens where a 1 bt repiesents having the permisions and a obit tepresenti nor haring the perenission ahat is, fex =111,fw=110F