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Quiz
1
Beginner
Which of these statements is true about the bolded numbers in the preference values table? (Select all that apply)
The bolded numbers allow us to interpret our criteria in relative terms, e.g. excellent nightlife (27.7%) is approximately four times as important as having a beach (6.9%).
The bolded numbers represent the relative importance of the highest level on a criterion, but NOT of the criterion as a whole. You have to sum the preference values of all criterion levels to find the relative importance of the whole criterion.
The bolded numbers sum together to 100%, which represents your highest ranked possible alternative.
2
Beginner
On the preference values page...
You can analyze the relative importance of your criteria and their levels using a variety of different graphs and charts
You can manually specify how much each of your criteria matters to you
You can see your ranked alternatives
3
Beginner
Increasing, decreasing or constant? Fill in the blank.
According to this chart, moving from level 1 to level 3 of the Weather criterion has a(n)
(increasing/decreasing/constant) marginal effect on its preference value. We can see this by examining the
of the line.
4
Beginner
Fill in the blank.
According to this chart, Nightlife is
times as important to us as Public Transportation when it comes to choosing a city to move to.
5
Beginner
In the polar chart, the preference value of each criterion is proportional to the radius of the sector of that criterion.
True
False
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