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Two friends, Alex and Ben, are deciding between going to the mountains or the beach for the weekend. Their enjoyment, measured on a scale of 1 to 10, is their payoff. Alex's preferences are as follows:
- He gets a base enjoyment of 5 for being at his preferred location (the mountains) and 2 for being at the beach.
- He gets an additional enjoyment of 5 if Ben is with him, regardless of the location.
Match each combination of choices with Alex's resulting payoff.
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Two friends, Alex and Ben, are deciding between going to the mountains or the beach for the weekend. Their enjoyment, measured on a scale of 1 to 10, is their payoff. Alex's preferences are as follows:
- He gets a base enjoyment of 5 for being at his preferred location (the mountains) and 2 for being at the beach.
- He gets an additional enjoyment of 5 if Ben is with him, regardless of the location.
Match each combination of choices with Alex's resulting payoff.
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