A) strictly dominated strategies:
Player 1- B
Player 2 - C
B) weakly dominated strategies:
Player 1- T
Player 2- none.
Explanation:
a) for player 1: strategies are- T,M,B
When player 2 chooses L, player 1 will choose M because
10>3and 7.
When player 2 chooses C, player 1 will choose M because 2> 0 and
1.
When player 2 chooses R, player 1 will choose either T or M because
4 > 3.
Because the strategy B is never chosen, it is STRICTLY DOMINATED
strategy of player 1.
Also, for player 1, because the strategy M is better than or as
good as strategy T , M weakly dominates strategy T.
Hence, strategy T is WEAKLY DOMINATED STRATEGY of player 1.
For player 2: Strategies are- L,C,R.
When player 1 chooses T,
Player 2 chooses L or R because 1>0.
When player 1 chooses M,
Player 2 chooses R because 3> 0 and 2.
When player 1 chooses B,
Player 2 chooses L because 6>2 and 1.
Hence, player 2 never chooses C so C is STRICTLY DOMINATED STRATEGY for player 2.
Because no same strategy is as good as or better than the other strategy , player 2 has no weakly dominated strategy.
C) because player 2 has no dominant strategy , there are no strictly dominant strategy Nash equilibrium.
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