. In the following three games, is each a coordination game or a prisoner's dilemma? The best way to check is to see if there is exactly one Nash equilibrium; another way is to see if there is a dominant strategy for each player. To keep it a little challenging, we won't give the actions obvious labels that might give away the answer. Higher numbers are always better. I. Player B Right Player A Player B II. Right Player (100100) (600 50) A (50, 600) (500, 500) in. Player B Right O a. I and II are pure coordination games; III is a prisoner's dilemma. Oh. I and III are pure coordination games; ]I is a prisoner's dilemma. O c. II is a pure coordination game; I and III are prisoner's dilemmas. ("1.1 In a. n m.\" \"hm-mung\". hams.- T M\": n a.\" \"imam-Ir. ansmmnn