Decide Whether the Game Is Strictly Determined A)A's Optimal Strategy Is B; B's Optimal Strategy Is Q;

question 127

Multiple Choice

Decide whether the game is strictly determined. If it is, give the players' optimal pure strategies and the value of the game.
$\begin{array} { l } \quad\quad\quad\quad\text { B } \\\quad\quad\quad\quad p \quad q \\\mathrm { A } \begin{array} { l } a \\{ b }\end{array} \left[ \begin{array} { l l } 1&1 \\3&-5\end{array} \right] \\\end{array}$

• A)A's optimal strategy is b; B's optimal strategy is q; value: 0.5
• B) A's optimal strategy is a; B's optimal strategy is p; value: 2
• C) A's optimal strategy is a; B's optimal strategy is q; value: 1
• D) A's optimal strategy is b; B's optimal strategy is p; value: 1
• E) The game is not strictly determined.

Identify the differing standards of care required by various types of bailees, including common carriers, private carriers, and innkeepers.

Analyze cases of loss or damage within bailment relationships and determine potential liabilities.

Explain the importance of notices and contractual terms in limiting the liability of bailees.

Distinguish between the roles and responsibilities of private and common carriers in bailment situations.

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Definitions:

Standard of Care

The degree of prudence, attention, and caution expected of a reasonable person in a specific situation, often used as a legal benchmark.

Foreseeable Damage

Refers to harm or loss that a reasonable person could anticipate under certain conditions in legal or contractual contexts.

Duty Not to Injure

The legal obligation to avoid causing harm to others, especially in terms of personal injury or property damage.

Legal Clarity

The quality of being clear and understandable in legal documents or situations, reducing ambiguity and potential misunderstandings.