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A shoplifer and a security guard are playing a simultaneous game.

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nadya68 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

A simultaneous game was played between a shoplifter and a security guard.

The answer to the game was answered in accordance to the question stated above,

There is no Nash Equilibrium in the game, The shoplifter does not steal in this case, Does not steal, The security guard will be watchful, The security guard ill sleep on the job.

Explanation:

Solution

Given that:

Let our matrix be defined as follows

Security Guard

Vigilant or attentive Not vigilant, less attentive

Shoplifter Steal - 20, 15 15, -5

Does not steal 0, 3 0, 0

Now,

(1) There is no Nash Equilibrium in the game

(2) The shoplifter does not steal in this case

(3) The shoplifter does not steal

(4) The security guard will be watchful

(5) The security guard ill sleep on the job

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