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Yes: choose Y=4/X. The equilibrium expected payoffs are opposite because this is a zero-sum game. They are equal exactly when both are zero. Part (b)'s value vanishes exactly when XY=4, and 4/X>0 for every allowed X>0. This establishes both existence and the unique suitable positive choice of Y.

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