/sci/ - Science & Math

In game theory, I understand why mixed strategies are represented like {(a, b);(c;d)] but how come pure strategy Nash equilibria also have to be represented in the same way? Can't they just be given as the initial value? I don't get why they're always like (1, 0) or (0, 1) either since the lecturer never explains anything, what's the deal with this? Thanks

In game theory, I understand why mixed strategies are represented like {(a, b);(c;d)] but how come pure strategy Nash equilibria also have to be represented in the same way? Can't they just be given as the initial value? I don't get why they're always like (1, 0) or (0, 1) either since the lecturer never explains anything, what's the deal with this? Thanks