Study the users, their groups, and the access permissions for the users and groups in the following (imaginary) output of the Is command of some directory on a Linux system. Assume that we wish to depict the information in the form of access control lists based on user ids and group ids: that is, what each user can do and what each group can do (see the last 9 lines on Page 607 of Tanenbaum). Present the access permissions presented below using access control lists of the above kind. The permissions given in your answer must be equivalent to the permissions given below. Study the users, their groups, and the access permissions for the users and groups in the following (imaginary) output of the Is command of some directory on a Linux system. Assume that we wish to depict the information in the form of access control lists based on user ids and group ids: that is, what each user can do and what each group can do (see the last 9 lines on Page 607 of Tanenbaum). Present the access permissions presented below using access control lists of the above kind. The permissions given in your answer must be equivalent to the permissions given below