AB 06 ASSIGNMENT (due Thu 10/13) ___________________________________________________________________________ Imagine the year is 1969. Apollo 11 has just landed 2 astronauts, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, on Earth's moon for the first time in the history of humanity. What an achievement! In order to share this experience with people all over the world, cameras were sent along for the ride. These cameras are able to capture images of the astronauts, compress them, and send the compressed version back to Earth. The algorithm/code that would normally automatically decompress these images has a bug! Unfortunately, the person who wrote code to decompress these images so that they can be viewed has retired from the agency without leaving much documentation on the process. You have two tasks, decompress the image so that people can see images of this remarkable achievement and also check for errors in transmission by solving for a system of equations, described later. Task 1: "lab_06_image.tif" contains the compressed image in grayscale as received from the moon. Load this image as a matrix so that MATLAB is able to work with it