Matlab

2. [5 points] Convert image A into a grayscale image and store it as B Iranspose image B as 1B Vertically flip image B as VB so that the left half of B becomes the right half of TB and the right half of B becomes the left half of VB Flip columns of image B in the left/right direction as FB For example B 64 2 361: VB-3 61 64 2: 54 129 55 46 20 17 47 27 3740 26 FB-6 32 64 12 54 55 9 20 464717 37 2726 40 9 55 54 12 17 47 46 20 40 26 27 37 Display images B, TB. VB, and FB on figure 2 with B located at the upper left, TB located at the upper rightYB located at the lower left, and FB located at the lower right. Label each image with its corresponding matrix name (e.g.. B. TB. VB, and FB) Display the maximum, minimum, mean, and median intensity value of B on the Matlab console Matlab hints: rgb2gray, transpose (or ), subplot, max, min, mean, median, fliplr