This is a HOT SPOT question. You will need to evaluate the picture of the game below, and answer the question by clicking on a specific area (the hot spot) of the picture, Question: Are there any dominant strategies in this game? If there are, click on the box that corresponds to that dominant strategy (either UP, DOWN, LEFT, or RIGHT). If there aren't any mnywhere outside of these boxes. If there are dominant strategies for both players, clicking on only one of them will suffice. Player 1 Player 2 ected Coordinates UP DOWN LEFT 45,80 70, 100 RIGHT 50, 150 60, 60

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