Use the matrix of outcomes in the table below for alternatives and attributes to answer the following questions. Note: for all of the numerical attributes, a higher value is more desirable, except for the last one where a lower rent is more desirable. a. Which alternatives can be eliminated using Disjunctive Resolution? Explain your answer. b. Which alternatives can be eliminated using Satisficing? Explain your answer. c. Use Lexicography to choose the best alternative, assuming the following ranking of the attributes in the order of importance: 1. Weather 2. 401 K 3. Rent 4. Social Climate 5. Career. Explain your answer. d. Can the Dominance method be used to eliminate any alternatives? To choose the best alternative? Explain your answer. Acceptable Range Attributes Alternative Alternative II Alternative III Social Climate 85 100 55 Greater than 60 Career 5 7 2 Weather Good Good Poor Greater than 6 Good-Excellent Greater than 17 Under $30,000 401 K 16 18 4 Rent $29,000 $19,000 $32,000 Use the matrix of outcomes in the table below for alternatives and attributes to answer the following questions. Note: for all of the numerical attributes, a higher value is more desirable, except for the last one where a lower rent is more desirable. a. Which alternatives can be eliminated using Disjunctive Resolution? Explain your answer. b. Which alternatives can be eliminated using Satisficing? Explain your answer. c. Use Lexicography to choose the best alternative, assuming the following ranking of the attributes in the order of importance: 1. Weather 2. 401 K 3. Rent 4. Social Climate 5. Career. Explain your answer. d. Can the Dominance method be used to eliminate any alternatives? To choose the best alternative? Explain your answer. Acceptable Range Attributes Alternative Alternative II Alternative III Social Climate 85 100 55 Greater than 60 Career 5 7 2 Weather Good Good Poor Greater than 6 Good-Excellent Greater than 17 Under $30,000 401 K 16 18 4 Rent $29,000 $19,000 $32,000