Consider the following two player bi-matrix game19 6 191 -10A = = 7-(:D --67-3126B =0 -8-52 14 16/-91a) Find all pure strategic equilibria.b) Find safety levels of players.

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Consider the following two player bi-matrix game 19 6 19 1 2 A 7 12 6 -C, 0 -8 -5 2 14 16. -9 1 -3 a) Find all pure strategic equilibria. b) Find safety levels of players. B = -10

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Consider the following two player bi-matrix game
19 6 19
1 -10
A = = 7
-(:D --67-3
12
6
B =
0 -8
-5
2 14 16/
-9
1
a) Find all pure strategic equilibria.
b) Find safety levels of players.

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