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Answer : The answer is option C.
Strategy profile is a set of all players' strategies which specifies all actions of players in the game. Strategy profile include only one strategy for each player.
Based on given game all possible strategy profiles are RR, RP, RS, PR, PP, PS, SR, SP and SS.
As the game has 9 possible strategy profile hence option C is correct.
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