1. Fernando is looking to buy a new house. The attributes and the corresponding values for his top three houses are described in the table below. Which of the statements below is correct?

Attributes	Alternative	Alternative	Alternative
	I	II	III
Price	$220,000	$270,000	$320,000
Outside view (10-best, 0-worst)	9	8	7
Distance From work in miles	11	21	36
Neighborhood	Good	Fair	Excellent

1. None of the alternatives dominates another.
2. Alternative Il dominates Alternative III, but not I
3. Alternative Il dominates Alternatives I and III.
4. Alternative I dominates Alternative II, but not III.
5. Alternative I dominates Alternatives II and III.
6. Alternative III dominates Alternative II, that not I.
7. Alternative III dominates Alternatives I and II.

2. Fernando is looking to buy a new house. The attributes and the corresponding values for his top three houses are described in the table below. Which of the alternatives would be eliminated using the satisficing method?

Attributes	Alternative	Alternative	Alternative	Min	Max
	I	II	III	Acceptable	Acceptable
Price	$220,000	$270,000	$320,000		$300,000
Outside View (10-best, 0-worst)	9	8	7	5
Distance from work in miles	11	21	36		25
Neighborhood	Good	Fair	Excellent	Fair

1. Alternatives I and II
2. Alternative III
3. Alternative I
4. Alternatives I and III
5. All alternatives would be eliminated.
6. Alternatives II and III
7. Alternative II
8. None would eliminated.

3. Fernando is looking to buy a new house. The attributes and the corresponding values for his top three houses are described in the table below. Which of the alternatives would be left as the winner if the following decision methods are employed to eliminate alternatives? Use dominance, disjunctive resolution, and satisficing to eliminate alternatives.

Attributes	Alternative	Alternative	Alternative	Min	Max
	I	II	III	Acceptable	Acceptable
Price	$220,000	$270,000	$320,000		$300,000
Outside view (10-best, 0-worst)	9	8	7	5
Distance from work in miles	11	21	36		25
Neighborhood	Good	Fair	Excellent	Fair

3. 1. No single alternative would be a clear winner.
   2. Alternative I
   3. Alternative II
   4. Alternative III
4. Assume that alternatives A, B, C, and D are considered. Alternative C is better than each of the other 3 alternatives in all of the 10 attributes considered, except one, but in this one C is by far the worst. Which of the decision-making models below would be the most likely to result in eliminating alternative C?

1. additive weighting
2. dominance
3. satisficing
4. disjunctive resolution