2. Consider the following strategic setting. There are three players, numbered 1, 2, and 3. Player 1 has two cards, labelled King and Ace. At the beginning of the game, player 1 deals one of the cards to player 2 and the other card to player 3. That is, player 1 either gives the Ace to player 3 and the King to player 2 (call this the action A) or the King to player 3 and the Ace to player 2 (action K}. Player 2 observes the card dealt to him; player 3 does not get to see the card dealt to her. Player 2 then must decide between switching cards with player 3 (S) or not (N). Player 3 observes whether player 2 made the switch, but does not see her card. Finally, player 3 responds to the question \"Is your card the Ace\" by saying either \"yes\" (Y) or \"no\" (N). If player 3 correctly states whether her card is the Ace, then she obtains a payoff of 1 and the other players get 0; otherwise, players 1 and 2 each gets a payoff of 1 and player 3 obtains CI. Represent this game in the extensive form (draw the game tree)