A three-finger Morra game is a game in which two players simultaneously show one, two, or three fingers at each round. The outcome depends on a predetermined set of rules. Here is an interesting example: If the numbers of fingers shown by A and B differ by 1, then A loses one point. If they differ by more than 1, the round is a draw. If they show the same number of fingers, A wins an amount equal to the sum of the fingers shown. Determine the optimal strategy for each player. (Enter your probabilities as fractions.) Player A should show one finger with probability ,two fingers with probability , and three fingers with probability Player B should show one finger with probability , two fingers with probability , and three fingers with probability Find the expected value of the game. The expected outcome is the player A will win points per round, on average. Solve the game with the given payoff matrix. -3 0 1 -6 0 0 0 -1 -2 P= Find the optimal row player strategy. Find the optimal column player strategy. Find the expected value of the game.