Task $2$

Repeat the $1$st task but instead of using nested loops to traverse the array in Step $3$ of the algorithm, use the built$-$in $$find$()$ function. Name this function as $$compress$\_$image$\_$find$.$Solve each Task in their respective sections below. Write your codes to the given code blocks and provide your

answers$/$explanations to the questions in the task below your code. Your codes should include comments

Task $1$

Write a function named 'compress$\_$image'that can take up to two inputsusing 'varargin' and 'nargin'. The inputs are the file path of

the image and the compression factor. The different use cases for variable inputs are described in Table $2.$ The function will read the

image located at the specified file path using the built$-$in 'imread$()\text{'}$ function and use the algorithm described above to compress it$.$ All

$3$ RGB components should be compressed individually, resulting in a single image. Implement the algorithm using nested loops and

if statements for Step $3$ of the algorithm. Using 'tic' and 'toc' commands, calculate the time elapsed for the algorithm to run. The

function should return $2$ outputs which are the compressed image array and the elapsed time. Additionally, function should save the

compressed image array to a $\text{'}.$mat' file.

Table $2.$ Use cases for the functionWrite the function using the provided function template, and copy and paste the function code to the code example block below.Your function should be saved as a seperate $.$m file.