How many Nash Equilibria in pure strategies does this game have?
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Each of the strategy represented in this game is a nash equilibrium. Because at each strategy, no player has any incentive to switch to other strategy and therefore each strategy is a nash equilibrium. ( note that if a player moves from any strategy then he gets the same payoff even at the other strategy so it doesn't make sense to change strategy).
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