Using the fundamental theorem of game theory, prove that P* MQ* = v
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Using the fundamental theorem of game theory, prove that
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The fundamentals theorem of game theoryalso known as the minimax theoremstates that for every finitetwo players zero sum game with perfect information There exists at least one mixed strategy nash equilibrium In the context of the equation PMQ v It appears to represent the optimal strategy profile for player 1P The mixed strategy profile for player 2Q and payoff matrix M resulting in the value of the game v A connection with the minimax theorem ...View the full answer
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