Matt is planning to travel to Hawaii to visit his friend Caleb. Matt can stay at Caleb's house for free or rent a hotel room. Although Matt likes his friend Caleb, they seem to get on each other's nerves after a few days. If he stays in a hotel they can get along for the whole week. Matt has one week paid vacation. While there, Matt will rent a car at a weekly rate if he stays at the hotel, but can ride with Caleb if he stays at his house. Whether he is at home or traveling, Matt eats out in restaurants almost every day. Based on the information provided, note which items are relevant and which are irrelevant to the decision on where he should stay 2 Cost of eating out 2 Lost wages 1. Relevant. 1 Cost of renting the car 2. Irelevant 1 Cost of the round trip ticket 1 Cost of hotel