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Problem 3 - Magical Gardens In the magical world of Narnia, there is a gardener who specializes in growing infinitely large gardens These gardens have two interesting properties. First they have a fixed width, although their length is infinite. Second, the trees are planted row by row and each new tree grows 1 meter taller than the previous one. Different gardens may have different widths; the figure shows a garden of width 4 Assuming that the top-left position is the origin of coordinates (X: 0, Y: O), with X axis increasing right and Y axis increasing down, your program should determine the height of a tree, given its coordinates as inputs. You will, of course, need to ask the width of the garden first. 9 10 11 12 BlueJ: Terminal Window - MagicalGardens ...Magical Gardens... What is the width of the garden: 6 X coordinate of the tree: 4 Y coordinate of the tree: 3 13 A sample execution might look The height of the tree is 23 like the one pictured to the right an only enter input while your program