a. [2 pts] Consider the two-player simultaneous move game shown in the table below. Find all pure strategy Nash Equilibr

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a. [2 pts] Consider the two-player simultaneous move game shown in the table below. Find all pure strategy Nash Equilibr

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a. [2 pts] Consider the two-player simultaneous move game shown in the table below. Find all pure strategy Nash Equilibria. Player 2: Player 1: Up Down Left 8,4 6.0 Right 8,2 6,2
b. [8 pts] Suppose we replace Player l's payoff from playing "Up" when player 2 plays "Right" with unknown payoff x: Player 2: Left Right Player 1: Up Down 6,0 8,4 x. 2 6,2 Further, suppose that there is a mixed strategy Nash Equilibrium in which Player 2 plays "Left" with probability.5. What value must x take to make this a Nash Equilibrium? With what probability will Player 1 play "Up" in this mixed strategy Nash Equilibrium?
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