Correct ans is option 'B'
reason ; player B never lost the match using this strategy
opyion A : player A has won 2 matches using either of A2 or A3 strategy hence none is dominant strategy
option C : player A has lost one match using this strategy hence this is nat an dominant strategy
ontion D : B3 strategy of player B is dominant over A3 strategy of player A
consider the following game in normal form: Consider the following game in normal form: Player B...
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