An individual is in the process of buying a car and has narrowed the choices to three models:M1, M2 and M3. The deciding factors include purchase price (PP), maintenance cost (MC),cost of city driving (CD), and cost of rural driving (RD). The following table provides therelevant data for a 3-year operation.

An individual is in the process of buying a car and has narrowed the choices to three models:M1, M2 and M3. The deciding factors include purchase price (PP), maintenance cost (MC),cost of city driving (CD), and cost of rural driving (RD). The following table provides therelevant data for a 3-year operation.

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