The method for evaluating location alternatives that incorporates both qualitative and quantitative inputs to establish a composite score for each alternative is:
cost-profit-volume analysis.
geographic information system (gis) analysis.
the center-of-gravity method.
the transportation model.
factor rating.

factor rating.

Explanation:

Factor-rating systems are used in location selection techniques since they combine different issues into an understanding format. It evaluates both qualitative and quantitative factors and gives a quantitative evaluative score. It is relatively simple to use.

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