As a Linux administrator, you have executed the commands as shown below: [root@server1 ~]# useradd -g red smith [root@server1 ~]# id smith uid=513(smith) gid=515(red) groups=515(red) [root@server1…

As a Linux administrator, you have executed the commands as shown below: [root@server1 ~]# useradd -g red smith [root@server1 ~]# id smith uid=513(smith) gid=515(red) groups=515(red) [root@server1 ~]# groupadd -o -g 515 readers [root@server1 ~]# groupadd -o -g 512 writers [root@server1 ~]# usermod -G readers,writers,apps smith [root@server1 ~]# su - smith [smith@server1 ~]$ touch file1 file2 [smith@server1 ~]$ logout [root@server1 ~]# usermod -g apps smith [root@server1 ~]# groupdel red What would be the group of file1 and file2 after executing all these commands?