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If player 1 selects A then player 2 can select from D, E and F. If player 1 selects B then player 2 will select D. If player 1 chooses C then player 2 will go for D.
If player 2 select D then player 1 will go for D. If player 2 chooses E then player 1 will choose C and if player 2 selects F then player 1 will select any one of A, B and C.
So the nash equilibria is option a. that is (C,D).
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