3. Let's assume that for a decision problem, there are two clusters and five elements (see the figure below). The priorities of F, B, S, M, and P will be found when two clusters have equal importance. S, M, and P have equal impact on B whilst F and B have equal impact on P; and other node comparisons are as follows. Solve the problem via MsExcel by presenting all the details. Explain the findings and interpret them. Note: MsExcel file should be submitted, otherwise the answer will not be accepted as submitted even if the results are true. S M B F S M 1/3 F B B (X+2)/2 F F 3 S M P 3. Let's assume that for a decision problem, there are two clusters and five elements (see the figure below). The priorities of F, B, S, M, and P will be found when two clusters have equal importance. S, M, and P have equal impact on B whilst F and B have equal impact on P; and other node comparisons are as follows. Solve the problem via MsExcel by presenting all the details. Explain the findings and interpret them. Note: MsExcel file should be submitted, otherwise the answer will not be accepted as submitted even if the results are true. S M B F S M 1/3 F B B (X+2)/2 F F 3 S M P