Dionne Lawson just graduated and was hired by a new cybersecurity firm in Colorado. She will be moving there next month and will be renting a car to drive her out. Shemay even road trip a bit and explore some National Parks along the way depending on what the weather is like! If the weather is good, she will drive more, if the weatheris bad, she will drive less. Dionne needs to rent a car for this move and is comparing different rental companies. Each rental car company has different options for theirweekly rental rate, mileage allowance and cost per excess mile. Dionne has estimated the costs for a good weather trip from Rent-A-Car to be about $210 a week andfrom CarRental to be about $170 a week. If the weather is not very good, she may do less driving and she has estimated the cost to be about $160 from Rent-A-Car and$145 from CarRental. Dionne wants to set up a decision table to make her choice.Step 1 of 2: What are the decision alternatives?AnswerO Rent-A-Car, good weatherO CarRental, bad weatherO Rent-A-Car, CarRentalO good weather, bad weatherKeypadKeyboard ShortcutsTables

The question is about decision theory.Given :Cost of a good weather trip from Rent-A-Car = $210 /…

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