Question

In football the offensive coach may call a running play or a passing play Of course, the defense can either defend against a run or defend against a pass. The defense "wins" if it defends against the correct type of play, and the offense 'wins if the defense is not defending against the play that it runs Offensive coaches are always told to mix up their plays Interpret this advice in terms of a mixed strategy, and explain why using any sort of nonrandom strategy is a bad idea (Check ow that apply) A. If the offense runs any nonrandom strategy, the defense can predict what play will be called and move to counter it B. The offense is more likely to win a given play if the offense mixes up" its plays c. Using a mixed strategy with plays chosen nonrandomly ensures that the defensive a n d ct and counter the plays Question Viewer D. The defense is more likely to win a given play if the offense "mixes up its plays

Answer 1

ANSWER:

The correct answer is option a and option b.

1. if the offense runs any nonrandom strategy , the defense can predict what play will be called and move to counter it.

2. The offense is more likely to win a given play if the offense "mixes up" its plays.