3. What would happen in the following situation? A stranger offers to possibly oiveeither $120 or $150 to a group of three friends. If two members of the groudecide on how to divide the money between only themselves, the stranger willgive $150 to these two. If all three can agree on a way of sharing the money, thestranger will give the three $120. If there is no agreement between any twO orall three members of the group, the stranger keeps thebemoney.

The most appropriate solution of this situation occurs when everyone get maximum money

Answered: 3. What would happen in the following…

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