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\title{Finite Mathematics}
\author{Homework 10}
\date{Due via Gradescope Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 20:00}
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\emph{Note:} The assignments are from the CNX online textbook by
Rupinder Sekhon.  In each section, some problems have given
solutions.  You can treat them like the (*) problems on the previous
homework sets to test your understanding and to practice.

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\item Chapter 20, all unanswered questions from 
\href{https://cnx.org/contents/8c-1jjEY@5.1:rw_dzLav@1/Game-Theory-Homework#id1171638341175}{``Strictly
determined games''}, including (b), (d), (f) from Problem 1.

\item Chapter 20, ``Non-strictly
determined games'',
\href{https://cnx.org/contents/8c-1jjEY@5.1:rw_dzLav@1/Game-Theory-Homework#id1171627369115}{Problem
1 (b) and (d)}.

\item Chapter 20, ``Reduction by dominance'',
\href{https://cnx.org/contents/8c-1jjEY@5.1:rw_dzLav@1/Game-Theory-Homework#id1171646466126}{Problems~2 and~8}.


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