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Answer : 45) The answer is option E.
In the given game both suspect-1 and suspect-2 both will cooperate each other if both select either confess strategy or don't confess strategy. Except these both suspects will not cooperate each other because both of them becomes better off if both choose the same strategy. Therefore, as options C and D are correct, hence the answer is option E.
45) The answer is option E.
In the given game both suspect-1 and suspect-2 both will cooperate with each other if both select either confess strategy or don't confess strategy. Except this both suspects will not cooperate each other because both of them becomes better off if both choose the same strategy. Therefore, as options C and D are correct, hence the answer is option E.
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