2 A husband and a wife are buying items for a dinner party. The husband buys either fish (F)X meat (M) for the main course; the wife buys either Apple Juice (A) or Orange juice (O). if the husband Chose Mand the wife Chose A the pay off (2,1) if the husband Chose M and the wife Chose O the pay off (0,0) if the husband Chose F and the wife Chose A the pay off (0,0) if the husband Chose Fand the wife Chose O the pay off (1,2) Then, the number of Mix strategy Nash equilibrium for this game is The value must be a number

2 A husband and a wife are buying items for a dinner party. The husband buys either fish (F)X meat (M) for the main course; the wife buys either Apple Juice (A) or Orange juice (O). if the husband Chose Mand the wife Chose A the pay off (2,1) if the husband Chose M and the wife Chose O the pay off (0,0) if the husband Chose F and the wife Chose A the pay off (0,0) if the husband Chose Fand the wife Chose O the pay off (1,2) Then, the number of Mix strategy Nash equilibrium for this game is The value must be a number

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A husband and a wife are buying items for a dinner party. The husband buys either fish (F) C
meat (M) for the main course; the wife buys either Apple Juice (A) or Orange juice (O).
if the husband Chose M and the wife Chose A the pay off (2,1)
if the husband Chose M and the wife Chose O the pay off (0,0)
if the husband Chose F and the wife Chose A the pay off (0,0)
if the husband Chose F and the wife Chose O the pay off (1,2)
Then, the number of Mix strategy Nash equilibrium for this game is "
The value must be a number

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