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| B1 | B2 | |
| A1 | (5,6)*# | (7,2) |
| A2 | (4,5)* | (9,1)# |
- If Player A chooses A1, then the best response of Player B is to choose B1
- If Player A chooses A1, then the best response of Player B is to choose B1
Similarly,
- If Player B chooses B1, then the best response of Player A is to choose A1
- If Player B chooses B2, then the best response of Player A is to choose A2
So, the Nash Equilibrium: (A1, B1)
So, player A choosing A1 and Player B choosing B1 in a Nash Equilibrium
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