Question: Game Theory Question is below Empty, remove 0, 1, or 2, and divideConsider the following impartial combina- torial game. Two boxes each contain a nonzero
Game Theory Question is below
"Empty, remove 0, 1, or 2, and divideConsider the following impartial combina- torial game. Two boxes each contain a nonzero number of chips. Two player alternate turns. A turn consists of a player choosing a box and emptying it, removing 0, 1, or 2 chips from the pile in the other box, then dividing the remaining chips so that both boxes again have a nonzero number of chips. Thus, (1,1) is the only terminal position. Find a description of the P-positions for this game"
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