## Exercise 11: Conversion from Infix to Reverse Polish (Postfix) NotationConvert the following expressions from infix to reverse Polish (postfix) notation:1. **a)** \((8 - 6)/2\)2. **b)** \((2 + 3) \times 8/10\)3. **c)** \(5 \times (4 + 3) \times 2 - 6\)### Explanation- **Infix Notation:** This is the common arithmetic and logical formula notation, where operators are written in-between their operands (e.g., \(A + B\)).- **Postfix Notation (Reverse Polish Notation):** An alternative way of writing expressions without the need for parentheses. Operators follow their operands (e.g., \(AB+\)).Your task is to rewrite each given expression in postfix notation.

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1. 11. Convert the following expressions f (postfix) notation. 1. a) (8-6)/2 2. b) (2+3)x 8/10 3. c) (5x (4+3)x 2 − 6)

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