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$1.$ Create a directory Unix under your account home directory.

Command$($s$)$: $.................................................$

$2.$ Create four sub$-$directories bin, conf, docs and data under the created directory "Unix". See the directory diagram below:

Command$($s$)$: $.................................................$

$3.$ Create a text file called $$sed$-$info$$ in your "Unix" directory. Use the output redirection to store the man page for the sed command in this file.

Command: $.................................................$

$4.$ Create a text file called $$join$-$info$$ in your "Unix" directory. Use the output redirection to store the man page for the join command in this file.

Command: $.................................................$

$5.$ Move the files "sed$-$info" and "join$-$info" to directory $$docs$$ using a single UNIX command.

Command: $.................................................$

$6.$ Change to your $$home$$ directory.

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$7.$ Use a single command to rename and move the $$sed$-$info$$ from the $$docs$$ directory to the $$bin$$ directory.

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$8.$ Change to the $$data$$ directory.

Command: $.................................................$

$9.$ While in the data directory create a command that would copy the $$sed$-$info$$ from the $$bin$$ directory and $$join$-$info$$ from the $$docs$$ directory to the $$conf$$ directory using a$)$ absolute paths and b$)$ relative paths.

Command $($relative path$)$: $.................................................$

Command $($absolute path$)$: $.................................................$

$10.$ Move to your home directory. Create a single command that would delete the $$Unix$$ directory and all the files and subdirectories of the $$Unix$$ directory.

Command: $.................................................$