Question 1Consider the following Extended Form Game:(1,1)040 301A'02AP2B'(2,3)P1A'(4,5)BAccording to backwards induction, in how many moves does the game end?P2B'(6,7) Question 2Consider the following Extended Form Game:A'(1,1)O [A. (A, B'))O {A, B¹)O (B, B¹)AO (B. (B,B'))P2B'(2,3)P1A'B(4,5)P2According to backwards-induction, what is the outcome of the game?B'(6,7)

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Consider the following Extended Form Game: 04 0 3 01 A' 02 (1,1) P2 B' (2,3) P1 A' B (4,5) P2 According to backwards induction, in how many moves does the game end? B' (6,7)