A mixed strategy:
A) involves two or more pure strategies, each with fixed probabilities.
B) is a course of action chosen by a player with certainty.
C) is a player's best response to any strategy that the other player might pick.
D) refers to the series of moves made by players in a repeated game.
E) is another term for a player's contingent actions.

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A mixed strategy involves a player choosing two or more pure strategies with a fixed probability distribution. This strategy helps to introduce randomness and unpredictability into a player's decision-making, making it difficult for opponents to anticipate their moves and respond appropriately.

A Mixed Strategy