Question 12Consider the following Extended Form Game:A'(9,5)O {A, A'}AO {A, (A', B'))O {B,B,B)O {(A, B), (A', B')}P2P1B' A'(5,2) (8,5)BA(1,6)P2B'P1BAccording to backwards induction, what is the outcome of the game?(6,7) Question 13Consider the following Extended Form Game:A'(9,5)AO {(A,B), (A', B')}P2P1B' A'(5,2) (8,5) ABO {(A, A'), (A', B'), (B',B),(B', A')}O {(A,A'), (B, B')}O {(A,A),(A, B), (B,A),(B,B)}P2What is the set of strategies for player 1?(1,6)B'P1B(6,7)

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Consider the following Extended Form Game: A' (9,5) O {A, A'] A O {A, (A', B')) O (B,B,B) O {(A, B), (A', B')} P2 P1 B' A' B (5,2) (8,5) A (1,6) P2 B' P1 B According to backwards induction, what is the outcome of the game? (6,7)