<prompt> Etsa qeto ea hore na papali ea Monopoly ke papali ea zero-sum.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Determine if a Monopoly game is a zero-sum game. . Response in English: A zero-sum game is a situation in which one persons gain is equivalent to another persons loss. In other words, the total amount of wealth, resources, or points remains constant, and for one player to gain, another must lose. Monopoly can be considered a zero-sum game. In the game, players take turns rolling the dice to move around the game board, buying and trading properties, and earning money through rent and other means. The total amount of money in the game remains constant, and players can accumulate wealth only by taking it from others through rent payments, fines, and taxes. If one player gains money, it is at the expense of another player losing money. Therefore, Monopoly can be considered a zero-sum game. . Response in Sesotho: Papali ea lefela ke boemo boo ho bona phaello ea motho e mong e lekanang le tahlehelo ea motho e mong. Ka mantsoe a mang, kakaretso ea leruo, lisebelisoa, kapa lintlha li lula li le teng, me e le hore sebapali se seng se fumane, se seng se tlameha ho lahleheloa. Monopoly e ka nkoa e le papali ea zero-sum. Papaling, libapali li chenchana ho bilikisa letaese ho pota-pota boto ea lipapali, ho reka le ho rekisa thepa, le ho fumana chelete ka rente le mekhoa e meng. Chelete eohle papaling e lula e sa fetohe, me libapali li ka bokella leruo feela ka ho li nka ho ba bang ka litefo tsa rente, likotlo le lekhetho. Haeba sebapali se seng se fumana chelete, ke ka litšenyehelo tsa hore sebapali se seng se lahleheloe ke chelete. Ka hona, Monopoly e ka nkoa e le papali ea zero-sum. 