Q. Given a set of three points, -2, 0, and 10, we want to use k-means clustering with k= 2 to cluster them into two clusters. (a) If the initial cluster centers are C1 = -4.0 and C2 = 1.0, show two iterations of k-means clustering, indicating at each iteration which points belong to each cluster and the coordinates of the two new cluster centers. In other words, fill in the tables below. Iteration 1: Point Cluster (C1 or C2) New cluster centers: C1 = |C2 = Iteration 2: Point Cluster (C1 or C2) New cluster centers: C1 = C2 = (b) True or False: k-means clustering is guaranteed to find the same final clusters, no matter what the initial centers are