Redox reactions occur in many everyday experiences. Three examples of common redox reactions are outlined below. Write the balanced chemical equation for each of these reactions and identify the oxidizing agent and the reducing agent.Note: If needed, consult a web source to determine the reaction.a. When silver tarnishes (Ag(s)), silver (Ag) is reacting with sulfur (S(g)) in the air to undergo a redox reaction to make silver sulfide (Ag S(s)).b. When someone leaves a screwdriver (Fe(s)) sitting outside and it rusts (Fez\deg 3(s)), the iron in the screwdriver reacts with oxygen (O,(g)) in the air and underwent a redox reaction.c. The process of photosynthesis, where green plants use carbon dioxide (CO2(g)) in the air and water from the ground (H2O(I)) to react with sunlight to form oxygen (O,(g)) and sugar (CgH12\deg 6(s)), is an example of a redox reaction.