what is the code needed to switch the hand prints? the array is 229x600x3.

this is matLab

1. RGB images are stored in arrays with 3 pages (as defined in class), with the first page containing values for the red signal, the second page containing values for the green signal, and the third page containing values for the blue signal. For instance, an RGB image can be defined using unsigned 8-bit integers where the values in each page range from 0 (black) to 255 (white), if the 3 grayscale pages are shown individually; however, the combination of 3 grayscale images in an array with 3 pages results in an RGB image. A pixel will appear as red if the value for that position is 255 in the red page and 0 for that position in the green and blue pages. Similarly, pixels will appear to be green or blue if the value for that position in the green or blue page is 255 and the value for that position in the other pages is 0. Read in the provided image for red, green, and blue left hand print (see help imread) and create a new image where the hand print that was red is now green, the hand print that was green is now blue and the hand print that was blue is now red. Display the new image on the screen. The built-in MATLAB function cat allows for combining arrays in a specified direction (see help cat). If you want to view/display an image, the built-in MATLAB function will create a new figure window (see help figure) and the built-in MATLAB function imshow can be used to display an image (see help imshow)