Presidency Incumbent contester Cyril Ramaphosa (ANC) and Julius Malema (EFF) are contesting the South African presidency seat. The election hinges on the swing vote in three cities: Polokwane, Tzaneen and Louis-Trichardt, where polls show them to be in a dead heat. The candidates have decided to spend the last four weeks prior to the election campaigning in those cities. Their campaign strategists have come up with the following payoff matrix representing the number of potential votes gained or lost for each one-day campaign stop. Cyril Ramaphosa Julius Malema Polokwane Tzaneen Louis-Trichardt Polokwane -200 -300 300 Tzaneen -500 500 -100 Louis-Trichardt -500 0 0 i) What percentage of the time should each candidate spend at each city in order to maximize votes? (13) ii) If both candidates follow these strategies and make a campaign stop every day for the next two weeks, predict the resulting vote