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// write your code here var fgImage = new SimpleImage("drewRobert.png"); var bgImage = new SimpleImage("dinos.png"); var output = new SimpleImage( fgImage.getWidth(), fgImage.getHeight()); for (var pixel of fgImage.values()){     if (pixel.getGreen() >= pixel.getRed() + pixel.getBlue()){         var x = pixel.getX();         var y = pixel.getY();         var bgPixel = bgImage.getPixel(x,y);         output.setPixel(x,y,bgPixel);     }     else {         output.setPixel(pixel.getX(),  pixel.getY(),   pixel);     } } print (output);

5 The following image is 200 by 200 pixels. We suspect that the blue square portion of the image is a true blue with blue value 255 and red and green values 0, but we are not sure. To check it, we want to print the RGB values for one pixel in that section. Consider the following code to print the RGB values of one of the blue pixels in the image. Note that the part [MISSING CODE] should assign a value to the variables  xvalue  and  yvalue . 1 2 3 4 5 6 var image = new SimpleImage ( "p1.png" ) ; [ MISSING CODE ] px = image . getPixel ( xvalue , yvalue ) ; print ( px . getRed ( )) ; print ( px . getGreen ( )) ; print ( px . getBlue ( )) ; Which  three  of the following are valid assignments to  xvalue  and  yvalue  as the [MISSING CODE] to print the value of one blue pixel? 1 2 var xvalue = image.getWidth()/3; var yv...