A manager of a caravan-for-hire company is planning to buy a new caravan to replace the old ones. After narrowing available three choices, they have difficulty in deciding which one to purchase. They have compared each choice against one another based on three criteria: comfort, maintenance, and quality. The comparisons are summarised below (legend: JS = Jayco Silverline, AA = A'van Aspire, and JJ = Jurgens Jindabyne). Comfort Maintenance JS AA JJ JS AA JJ JS 1 5 7 JS 1 1/4 1/6 AA 1/5 1 3 AA 4 1 1/3 JJ 1/7 1/3 1 JJ 6 3 1 Quality JS AA JJ JS 1 2 1/2 AA 1/2 1 1/3 JJ 2 3 1 The manager wants to incorporate the three criteria into the final decision. However, the criteria are not equally important. The following matrix summarises the comparisons of the importance of the criteria: Criteria Comfort Maintenance Quality Comfort 1 3 1/2 Maintenance 1/3 1 1/4 Quality 2 4 1 Based on these matrices, the manager wants you to recommend the best alternative