5. Imagine that you follow a Random Utility Model and you have to choose between two different cars A and B to purchase. You intrinsic utilities for these two cars are MA) and u(B), with u(A) > u(B). But you also experience some errors in perception, respectively 5A and 53. These errors are normally distributed N(0, or). 0 Before going to the car dealer, you take a strong coffee which makes you much sharper. In practice1 it means that or gets much smaller. How is this going to impact your choice between A and B? 0 Imagine that, instead, you took by mistake some sleeping pills before going to the car dealer. As a consequence your or gets much larger. How is this going to impact your choice between A and B. [More points will be given for precise answers]