you have decided it is time to invest in a cottage and have narrowed your search down to three alternatives. cottage a is a 3-hour drive from home, has average quality swimming, and should be relatively low maintenance (about $500 per summer). cottage b is a 5-hour drive from home, has good quality swimming but will require a little more maintenance (about $725 per summer). cottage c is a four-hour drive from home has great water for swimming but is a little heavy on the maintenance ($1250) per summer. a) using travel time (quantitative), maintenance cost (quantitative) and swimming quality (qualitative) as your three decision criteria, complete an ahp analysis to rank the alternatives and select the best cottage: a, b or c. be sure to complete all consistency ratio (cr) calculations and make adjustments where necessary. consider a cr of 0.10 or less to be sufficiently consistent. b) once this analysis is complete, make a value assessment by dividing the ahp score you determined for each cottage by its price. compare the results for the three cottages and consider a new ranking based upon these values. if the ranking changed from part a would you change your decision regarding which cottage is best? explain. purchase price data for part b): a - $200,000, b - $175,000, c - $350,000