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The answer of the forth one may come from the backward induction of game theory.
According to the answer, we should assume that
1.tigers want to become cow (because it can eat herbs to survive, tigers may die without food)
2.if a tiger know that it will be eaten by a tiger after it becomes a cow, it prefers to die as tiger (it is painful to be eaten)
3. all tigers are rational.
With the above assumption, if n is 1, it is trivial.
if n = 2, all tigers know that if it eat the cow, it will be easten, so no tigers eat the cow.
if n = 3, all tigers know that if it eat the cow, it will become cow and return the case with n =2, it will survive as cow. So every tiger want to eat the cow,
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