Jay Gatsby categorizes wines into one of three clusters. The centroids of these clusters, describing the average characteristics of a wine in each cluster, are listed in the following table.CharacteristicCluster 1Cluster 2Cluster 3Alcohol0.8190.164-0.937MalicAcid-0.3290.869-0.368Ash0.2480.186-0.393AlcalinityMagnesium-0.6770.5230.2490.643-0.075-0.573Phenols0.8250.977-0.034Flavanoids0.896-1.2120.083Nonflavanoids-0.5950.7240.009ProanthocyaninsColorlntensity0.619-0.7780.0100.1350.939-0.881Hue0.497-1.1620.437Dilution0.744-1.2890.295Proline1.117-0.406-0.776 Jay has recently discovered a new wine from the Piedmont region of Italy with the following characteristics. In which cluster of wines should he place this new wine? Justify your choice with appropriatecalculations.CharacteristicAlcohol-1.023MalicAcid-0.480Ash0.049AlcalinityMagnesium0.600-1.242Phenols1.094Flavanoids0.001Nonflavanoids0.548ProanthocyaninsColorlntensity-0.229-0.797Hue0.711Dilution-0.425Proline0.010If required, round your answers to three decimal places. Do not round intermediate calculations.Distance from new wine and Cluster 1:-4.177Distance from new wine and Cluster 2:Distance from new wine and Cluster 3:

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