In Game Theory, a Nash Equilibrium Is

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Multiple Choice

In game theory, a Nash equilibrium is

• A)an outcome in which each player is doing his best given the strategies chosen by the other players.
• B)an outcome in which no player wishes to change her chosen strategy given the strategies chosen by the other players.
• C)the outcome that occurs when all players have a dominant strategy.
• D)All of the above are correct.

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Definitions:

LMC

Least Material Condition, the condition of a part where it contains the minimum amount of material yet still meets its dimensional specification, often related to tolerances in manufacturing.

RFS

Regardless of Feature Size; a condition where the tolerance or location of part features is not affected by the feature size.

Coordinate Tolerancing

A method of specifying tolerances on a part by using a coordinate system, allowing for precise control over the location of features.

Part Drawing

A detailed diagram that shows all the dimensions, tolerances, materials, and finishes of a manufactured part.