PROBLEM 6 [about 6p] - there may be modeling, true-false, and/or other questions here based on prison games. Probability: 1 (a) On the basis of analysis from the lectures, guess the expected answer in the following "little game and draw a game tree that represents the Rookie's decision dilemma: Disneyland: A grypsman immobilizes a rookie's knees between his own. He shows his right fist, this is Donald Duck, then his left fist, this is Mickey Mouse. Next, he hits the rookie right above the knee, a very painful spot, and asks "Who hit you?" Your answer is YOU! (b) You are a grypsman in a Polish prison. You asked a rookie to lend you his sweater but you see that the rookie is willing to fight with you. What would you do? I would tell him: "ok, rookie, do not get excited, I was just testing you." 9 PROBLEM 6 [about 6p] - there may be modeling, true-false, and/or other questions here based on prison games. Probability: 1 (a) On the basis of analysis from the lectures, guess the expected answer in the following "little game and draw a game tree that represents the Rookie's decision dilemma: Disneyland: A grypsman immobilizes a rookie's knees between his own. He shows his right fist, this is Donald Duck, then his left fist, this is Mickey Mouse. Next, he hits the rookie right above the knee, a very painful spot, and asks "Who hit you?" Your answer is YOU! (b) You are a grypsman in a Polish prison. You asked a rookie to lend you his sweater but you see that the rookie is willing to fight with you. What would you do? I would tell him: "ok, rookie, do not get excited, I was just testing you." 9