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a. Under what condition will Option 1 be a dominant strategy for Player A? b. Under what condition will Option 1 be a dominant strategy for Player B? 2 Table 1 A chooses Option 1 A chooses Option 2 B chooses Option 1 B chooses Option 2 (c, d) (g, h) (a, b) (e, f) c. Under what conditions will "both players choosing Option 1" be a Nash equilibrium? d. Under what conditions will "both players choosing Option 1" not be a Nash equi- librium? c. Under what conditions will "A choosing Option 2 while B choosing Option 1" be a Nash equilibrium? f. Now consider Table 2, another payoff matrix for Player A and Player B. Which situation will Player A like the best?

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