De-lines of defense. Using the payoff matrix in Mindscape 7, plot two points on the axes to the right as follows. First, let the probability the offense passes be 0 and suppose the defense defends against a run. Plot the point showing the gain for the offense. Then, let the probability the offense passes be 1 and suppose the defense defends against a run. Plot the point showing the gain for the offense. Draw the line through the two points to show the average offensive gain when the defense defends against a run depending on the probability the offense passes. If you did Mindscape 10, how does your answer there relate to this line?
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