For the game given above, ((p1.p2.p3).(q1.q2.q3) is a mixed strategy: The first triplet is Player 1's probability allocations to X1, X2, X3. The second triplet is Player 2's probability allocations to Y1, Y2, Y3. Which of the following is true? O a. For Player 2, Y1 is strictly dominated by Y2 Ob. ((p1.p2.p3).(q1.q2.q3)- (2/5.2/5,1/5),(3/5.1/5,1/5) is a mixed NE O. No action is strictly dominated by any mixed strategy O d. (pl.p2.p3).(qt.42.93)- (1/4.2/4,1/4,(3/4,0,1/4) is a mixed NE

For the game given above, ((p1.p2.p3).(q1.q2.q3) is a mixed strategy: The first triplet is Player 1's probability allocations to X1, X2, X3. The second triplet is Player 2's probability allocations to Y1, Y2, Y3. Which of the following is true? O a. For Player 2, Y1 is strictly dominated by Y2 Ob. ((p1.p2.p3).(q1.q2.q3)- (2/5.2/5,1/5),(3/5.1/5,1/5) is a mixed NE O. No action is strictly dominated by any mixed strategy O d. (pl.p2.p3).(qt.42.93)- (1/4.2/4,1/4,(3/4,0,1/4) is a mixed NE

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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