ANSWER :
Given that,
In the big monkey,little monkey game
we assumed that big monkey makes first move
assume instead that little monkey moves first.
Here, we need to draw the game tree and analyse the outcome via backward induction
As one could envision, there are a very enormous number of potential amusements.
now,we are drawing the game tree
here are 9 conceivable first
moves (overlooking pivot improvement). There are 8 on the second
turn, at that point 7, 6, and so on. Altogether, there are 255,168
potential amusements. The objective of an amusement tree is to take
a gander at them all (on the primary move) and attempt to pick a
move that will, even from a pessimistic standpoint, make losing
inconceivable, and, best case scenario, win in backward
direction.
Therefore, we drawn the game tree and analysed the outcome via backward induction.
Thank you
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