How can multiple equilibria be identified, using the check mark method on a payoff table?
A) More than one cell has two checks, and those cells represent equilibria.
B) There is a check in more than one cell, each check indicating an equilibrium.
C) Multiple cells have no checks, and those cells are the equilibria.
D) A check is put in a cell if both players have agreed to take that action.
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