5. fast please Convert the following infix expression into its prefix and postfix equivalents:a / b - (c + d * e) / f * gFor any postfix, show the final transformed expression using the stack method for transformation as explained in class showing all the relevant steps.For the prefix, show any needed reversion and the final transformed expression using the stack method for transformation as explained in class showing all the relevant steps.Draw and sequence your diagrams clearly Convert the following infix expression into its prefix and postfix equivalents:a/b (c + d * e) / f * gFor any postfix, show the final transformed expression using the stack method for transformation as explained in class showingall the relevant steps.For the prefix, show any needed reversion and the final transformed expression using the stack method for transformation asexplained in class showing all the relevant steps.Draw and sequence your diagrams clearly -

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