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To predict: the number of free throws that would be made if 150 throws is attempted.
Answer to Problem 3C
96 free throws are made in 150 attempts.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Probability of making free throw is 0.64.
Calculation :
Since, Probability of making free throw is 0.64. Therefore, to get the number of free throw made in 150 attempts multiply the experimental probability by number of attempts of free throw i.e. 150.
Hence,
96 free throws are made in 150 attempts.
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