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Jewel Zimmerman

30 August, 03:52

Suppose there is a game with two players, player 1 and player 2. each player has two 10) strategies, player 1 can play either "up" or "down," while player 2 can play "left" or "right." the payoffs (!) for each player under the four possible outcomes of the game are as follows:

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