(b) X, Y'(с) Y, X'(а) Y, Y'(e) Y, Z' 16. Consider a game with two players, each with three strategies. Given the payoffmatrix shown below, determine which pair of strategies is a Nash equilibrium.Player OneXY13.X'314Player TwoY50.3Z'4(a) X, X'211.

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16. Consider a game with two players, each with three strategies. Given the payoff
matrix shown below, determine which pair of strategies is a Nash equilibrium.
Player One
X
Y
1
3.
X'
3
1
4
Player Two
Y
5
0.
3
Z'
4
(a) X, X'
21
1.

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Nash Equilibrium is a stable equilibrium state which is achieved by the interaction between different players such that no single player has an incentive to diverge from this state as their best responses get matched. It gives the optimal outcome of the game.

The following matrix represents the strategies and the corresponding pay-offs of both the players.

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