Consider the game in Figure 14.6. How many subgames does the game contain?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 6
D) 5

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A subgame in game theory is a part of the game that constitutes a game in itself, starting from some node (decision point) and including all future moves that could follow from that node. The game in Figure 14.6, although not visible here, likely contains multiple decision points and branches that can each be considered separate subgames, including the game as a whole. The correct number of subgames, based on the typical structure of such games, would be 6, indicating a game with several decision points and branches.

Consider the Game in Figure 14