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QUESTION 5 A representative survey produced the following responses to the question "Pets should have a legal right to food, shelter, and freedom of movement. On a scale of 1 (disagree) to 10 (agree), how strongly do you concur with this statement?" Resp. % 1 14 2 1 3 3 4 8 5 10 6 7 7 11 8 9 9 13 10 24 100 If two candidates are competing to win an election, and each voter will cast a ballot based only only on the candidates' positions on pet rights, how strongly will the candidates concur with the statement above during their campaigns in Nash equilibrium? 0 4 O ; 10 QUESTION 6 Three voters rank options A, B, C, and D as follows (> means "is preferred to"). Voter 1 A > B > C >D Voter 2: B > C >A >D Voter 3: C > A > B > D For example, 1's first choice is A, 1's second choice is B, 1's third choice is C, and 1's fourth choice is D. A majority of (ie. two) votes determines the winner. Which of the following is a Nash equilibrium? (Be careful to apply the definition of Nash equilibrium, rather than guess. There is only one outcome in which no player can change their vote so that a more-preferred option wins.) O 1 and 2 vote for A, 3 votes for C O 2 and 3 vote for B, 1 votes for A. O 1 and 3 vote for C, 2 votes for B. O All three vote for D