3. Find all of the mixed-strategy Nash equilibria of the following normal form game.Player 2CL(2,0)(1,1)(3,4)(1,2)B (1,3) (0, 2)TPlayer 1 MR(4,2)(2,3)(3,0)HINT: Think about what a player should do if one pure strategy is strictly dominatedby another pure strategy.

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