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Mathematics, 15.07.2020 02:01 nicolesan3

James and Dean are playing "Chicken" game. They’ve noticed that their payoff for being perceived as "tough" varies with the size of the crowd. The larger the crowd, the more glory and praise each receives from driving straight when his opponent swerves. Let k > 0 be the payoff for appearing "tough". The game may be represented as: Dean James Swerve Straight Swerve 0, 0 -10, k Straight k, -10 -100, -100 A. Expressed in terms of k, with what probability does each driver play Swerve in the mixedstrategy Nash equilibrium? Do James and Dean play Swerve more or less often as k increases? B. At what value of k do both James and Dean mix 50-50 in the mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium?

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