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An analytical dandy decides to use the analytical hierarchy process to determine his neckwear for the day. Four criteria were used: flash, sizzle, panache, and trendiness. Consider the following normalized matrix and the preference vector for panache.

	Panache Matrix	Preference Vector
	Bowtie	Ascot	Cravat

Bowtie	1	.333	0.5	0.1519
Ascot	3	1	6	0.6556
Cravat	2	.0166	1	0.1926

Compute the consistency index.

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