### Game Theory Matrix**Players and Strategies:**This matrix represents a strategic game with two players.- **Player 1** has two strategies: Up and Down.- **Player 2** has two strategies: Left and Right.**Payoff Matrix:**The payoffs for each player are provided in each cell of the matrix. The first value in each cell is the payoff for Player 1 (P1), and the second value is for Player 2 (P2).- **Strategy Pair (Up, Left):** - P1: $15 - P2: $15- **Strategy Pair (Up, Right):** - P1: $11 - P2: $16- **Strategy Pair (Down, Left):** - P1: $12 - P2: $18- **Strategy Pair (Down, Right):** - P1: $13 - P2: $13**Instructions:**"List all of the Nash Equilibrium (please check ALL that apply):"- □ (up, left)- □ (up, right)- □ (down, left)- □ (down, right)- □ None**Summary:**Participants are instructed to identify the Nash Equilibrium from the provided options. Nash Equilibrium occurs when neither player can benefit by unilaterally changing their strategy, given the strategy of the other player.

Nash Equilibrium is defined as a theory in game theory where a player achieves a desired outcome by not deviating from their initial strategy. Given, Two Players : Player 1 and Player 2 Player 1 has two strategies : Up and Down Player 2 has two strategies : Left and Right The game is given as follows :We calculate the Nash Equilibrium as follows : For Player 1 : When Player 2 plays Left, Player 1 plays Up When Player 2 plays Right, Player 1 plays Down For Player 2 : When Player 1 plays Up, Player 2 plays Right When Player 1 plays Down, Player 2 plays Left Therefore, There is no Nash Equilibrium in this game. The matrix can be shown as follows : Thus, the Correct Option is : (5). None

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