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(b) Does it (c) How do you think the little girls will try to play the game? 11. The following payoff table involves two players each of whom has three possible moves. Player A Player B L M N L 30, 15 45, 35 55, 25 M 25, 35 20, 20 30, 50 N 15, 35 35, 40 15, 15 (a) Are there any dominant strategies in this game? (b) Is there any dominant strategy equilibrium? (c) Are there Nash equilibria? If so, determine how many and state which strategies. 12. Solve No. 11 using IESDS.

          (b) Does it
(c) How do you think the little girls will try to play the game?
11. The following payoff table involves two players each of whom has
three possible moves.
Player A
Player B
L
M
N
L
30, 15
45, 35
55, 25
M
25, 35
20, 20
30, 50
N
15, 35
35, 40
15, 15
(a) Are there any dominant strategies in this game?
(b) Is there any dominant strategy equilibrium?
(c) Are there Nash equilibria? If so, determine how many and
state which strategies.
12. Solve No. 11 using IESDS.

(b) Does it
(c) How do you think the little girls will try to play the game?
11. The following payoff table involves two players each of whom has
three possible moves.
Player A
Player B
L
M
N
L
30, 15
45, 35
55, 25
M
25, 35
20, 20
30, 50
N
15, 35
35, 40
15, 15
(a) Are there any dominant strategies in this game?
(b) Is there any dominant strategy equilibrium?
(c) Are there Nash equilibria? If so, determine how many and
state which strategies.
12. Solve No. 11 using IESDS.

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