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Set up the payoff matrix. You must decide whether to attack your opponent by sea or air, and your opponent must simultaneously decide whether to mount an all-out air defense, an all-out coastal defense (against an attack from the sea) or a combined air and coastal defense. If there is no defense for your mode of attack, you win 100 points. If your attack is met by a shared air and coastal defense, you win 50 points. If your attack is met by an all-out defense, you lose 200 points.
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VerifiedThe goal is to set up the payoff matrix.
stands for an all-out air defense, stands for an all-out coastal defense and for a combined air and coastal defense.
Entries and are because there is no defense.
Entries and are because my attack is met by an all-out defense.
Entries and are because my attack is met by a shared air and coastal defense.
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