In a Four-Factor Analysis Used in a Multifactor Evaluation Process

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Essay

In a four-factor analysis used in a multifactor evaluation process, it is desired to have the F₁ importance weight four times as much as the F₂ importance weight.The F₂ importance weight should be four times as much as the F₃ importance weight.The F₃ importance weight should be four times as much as the F₄ importance weight.Determine the appropriate importance weights of F₁, F₂, F₃, F₄ to be used in the multifactor evaluation process.(Hint: Consider numerator factors of 4.)

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