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There are ten players in a game show. Each player is put in a separate room. If one or more players volunteer to help the others, then each volunteer will receive $1000 and each of the remaining players (the non-volunteers) will receive $1500. If no player volunteers, then they all get zero. Thus, this is a simultaneous-move game, where each player has two actions: (1) volunteer and (2) not volunteer; suppose one's payoff is the amount of money that he/she receives in the game. a) Describe the pure-strategy Nash equilibria. b) Find the symmetric mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium. c) Calculate the probability that no one volunteers in the mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium.