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Ans.- (C)
If you choose S, then Alice chooses NS. At (S,NS) no player has any incentive to switch to some other strategy. Hence its a nash equilibrium.
Similarly,if you choose NS then Alice will choose S. At (NS,S) ,no player has any incentive to switch to some other strategy. Hence its a nash equilibrium.
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