Please answer this question ASAP please.

A) There is an interesting article in the Harvard Crimson where professors are encouraged to trust students in taking exams rather than proctor to avoid added stress. However, this approach raises a type of prisoner's dilemma game. What is particular about this type of game? B) Suppose two students need to earn higher grades to pass a test, and the instructor is aware of cheating in class. If they both decide to cheat, they can increase their grade only by 10 percent. If they both be honest and not cheat, the instructor increases their mark by 25 percent (for their honesty). However, if one student betrayed the other, the instructor will boost the mark by 30 percent for the one who is not cheating, and the cheater will not get any extra marks. 1.Use the above information to show this game in a 2X2 matrix form (a table with two rows and two columns). 2. What is the NE? 3. Is this an example of a prisoners' dilemma? Why