Data collected (including the normalized values) by a riding mower manufacturer on its existing customers are listed below. Customer ID Income Lot_Size Normalized Income Normalized Lot_Size Ownership 1 61.5 20.8 -0.351 0.762 Owner 2 82.8 22.4 0.726 1.421 Owner 3 52.8 20.8 -0.790 0.762 Nonowner 4 84 17.6 0.786 -0.556 Nonowner 5 63 14.8 -0.275 -1.709 Nonowner The riding mower manufacturer wants to classify a new customer (data given below) as either an owner or a nonowner using k-Nearest Neighbors method. Income Lot_Size Normalized Income Normalized Lot_Size 81 20 0.635 0.532

Data collected (including the normalized values) by a riding mower manufacturer on its existing customers are listed below. Customer ID Income Lot_Size Normalized Income Normalized Lot_Size Ownership 1 61.5 20.8 -0.351 0.762 Owner 2 82.8 22.4 0.726 1.421 Owner 3 52.8 20.8 -0.790 0.762 Nonowner 4 84 17.6 0.786 -0.556 Nonowner 5 63 14.8 -0.275 -1.709 Nonowner The riding mower manufacturer wants to classify a new customer (data given below) as either an owner or a nonowner using k-Nearest Neighbors method. Income Lot_Size Normalized Income Normalized Lot_Size 81 20 0.635 0.532

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