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Think of the Golden Ball game. Now player 1 is money-minded and jealous, and player 2 is very good-hearted, so the payoff matrix is follows:
Player 2
SP ST
Player 1 SP 5, 5 -2, -1
ST 10, -1 0, -1
a. Solve for all the mixed Nash equilibrium if any.
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