1.T/F The Euclidean distance between two objects is always smaller than or equal to the Manhattan distance between the s

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1.T/F The Euclidean distance between two objects is always smaller than or equal to the Manhattan distance between the s

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1.T/F The Euclidean distance between two objects is always
smaller than or equal to the Manhattan distance between the same
two objects. Assume that the two objects have only numeric
attributes.
2.True or False? A clustering algorithm can be used to identify
different groups of consumers, based on which customized
advertisements can be created.
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