Which of the following activities might be represented as a zero-sum game? Which are clearly not zero
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a. Flipping a coin for $1
b. Playing blackjack
c. Choosing which candy bar to buy from a vendor
d. Reducing taxes through various "creative accounting" methods and seeking to avoid detection by the IRS
e. Deciding when to rob a particular house, knowing that the residents may adopt various counter theft strategies?
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Zero sums same refers to the game wherein the profit of one player is the loss of other player one p...View the full answer
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