In the Following Two-Person Zero-Sum Game, the Payoffs Represent Gains

question 59

Multiple Choice

In the following two-person zero-sum game, the payoffs represent gains to the row player I and losses to column player II. The maximin strategy of player I is:

• A) to always play the first row.
• B) to always play the second row.
• C) to always play the third row.
• D) to play two or more of the rows.

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