2. Use MATLAB to: a. Reconstruct the following image from the raw data posted on blackboard (you first need to unzip the

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The data file that linked with this assignment is too big tolink but here is the format of the data.
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2. Use MATLAB to: a. Reconstruct the following image from the raw data posted on blackboard (you first need to unzip the raw data text file). The raw data includes x,y,z coordinates of each pixel in addition to the grayscale value (a measure of brightness/darkness of each pixel with lower values indicating darker pixel). DO NOT COPY DO NOT COPY DO NOT COPY b. Draw the coordinate system (x,y,z axes) on your image and explain why "y" coordinates are 0. Include the reconstructed image in your report.