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10 May 2014, 06:34
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Question IIR001228 from the new IR Prep:
The question asks whether the device is rating-domintant in regard to ANY of the other devices in the table... not only the 3 the question is about. Therefore I dont understand why device XS is rating-dominant because in feature A it shows a lower value (1) than device X1 (5).
Can someone clarify?
The question asks whether the device is rating-domintant in regard to ANY of the other devices in the table... not only the 3 the question is about. Therefore I dont understand why device XS is rating-dominant because in feature A it shows a lower value (1) than device X1 (5).
Can someone clarify?
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19 May 2014, 21:19
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Hi Mariofelix,
As u mentioned, you need to check whether any of the devices has the ratings of all the features less than or equal to the ratings of the features of the device XS and that is true for device X2. Therefore, XS is ratings-dominant over X2
As u mentioned, you need to check whether any of the devices has the ratings of all the features less than or equal to the ratings of the features of the device XS and that is true for device X2. Therefore, XS is ratings-dominant over X2
22 May 2014, 12:45
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Hi Mariofelix,
Device X1 is NOT rating dominant because all its features doesn' match or exceed any other device.
Device XS is rating dominant over device X2 as all its features match or exceed those of X2 (Question says "YES if Rating Dominant over any device" ).
Device XZ is NOT rating dominant because all its features doesn' match or exceed any other device.
Rgds,
Rajat
Device X1 is NOT rating dominant because all its features doesn' match or exceed any other device.
Device XS is rating dominant over device X2 as all its features match or exceed those of X2 (Question says "YES if Rating Dominant over any device" ).
Device XZ is NOT rating dominant because all its features doesn' match or exceed any other device.
Rgds,
Rajat
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