Dominance and mixed strategies

Dominance and mixed strategies Quiz

Spec DF4–DF5 · AQA A-Level Further Maths: Quiz

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  1. 1. Row 1 is (2, 3, 1)(2,\ 3,\ 1) and row 2 is (4, 3, 2)(4,\ 3,\ 2). Which statement is true?

    • A. Row 1 dominates row 2
    • B. Row 2 dominates row 1
    • C. Neither dominates
    • D. Row 1 is dominated only in column 2
  2. 2. Column 1 is (3, 2)(3,\ 2) and column 2 is (5, 4)(5,\ 4). Which column does Colin never play?

    • A. Column 1
    • B. Neither
    • C. Column 2
    • D. Both
  3. 3. Rowan plays row 1 with probability pp. His pay-offs against Colin's two columns are 3p+23p+2 and 4−3p4-3p. What is the optimal pp?

    • A. 13\frac13
    • B. 12\frac12
    • C. 23\frac23
    • D. 14\frac14
  4. 4. In the graphical method for Rowan, which point is chosen?

    • A. The lowest point of the upper boundary
    • B. The highest point of the lower boundary
    • C. The intersection of the two steepest lines
    • D. The point where p=12p=\frac12
  5. 5. At the optimal pp, a third line lies above the intersection of the other two. What does this show?

    • A. Rowan should never play row 1
    • B. The game is stable
    • C. The value is the third line's height
    • D. Colin never plays that column

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