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4. Consider the simultaneous-move game represented by the following matrix: Row Player Column Player L R T 2, 0 1, 3 B 1, 1 3, 0 a) If the L0 action places an equal probability on each pure strategy, derive actions for L1 through L4 of each player. b) If all players are level k > 0 reasoners, does it always pay to think more deeply? That is: do players always do better when they have a higher level of reasoning than they would if they had a lower level of reasoning? If not, show with an example. c) The unique Nash equilibrium in this game is in mixed strategies: Row plays T with probability 1 4 and B with probability 3 4 , and Column plays L with probability 2 3 and R with probability 1 3 . Say that the population was made up of a fraction α of L3 players and a fraction (1−α) of L4 players. Are there any values of α such that both players are better off (on average) than they would have been in the unique Nash equilibrium? If so, which?
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Some boys and girls were asked if they had a pet. one third of the group were boys. there were 20 boys. 20% of the girls had a pet. boys with a pet : girls with a pet = 1 : 5 i need to know how many girls there are.
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Evaluate the expression for the given value of the variable. | ? 4 b ? 8 | + ? ? ? 1 ? b 2 ? ? + 2 b 3 -4b-8+-1-b2+2b3 ; b = ? 2 b=-2
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4. Consider the simultaneous-move game represented by the following matrix: Row Player Column Player...
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