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2. Consider the 3-player game matching pennies. You can find the description of this game in the Coordination Game Lecture. a. Represent the 3-player game matching pennies in normal form. (Hint: you will need two matrices. One matrix for player 3 plays Heads and one matrix for player 3 plays Tails). Make sure that the top left hand cell in matrix 1 is labeled H for player 1 and H for player 2. This is so we are all looking at the same matrix. b. Show that 3-player matching pennies has 6 pure strategy Nash equilibria using the underling method c. Show that (T, T, H) is Nash and (T, T, T) is not Nash using the definition method.