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3. During Michael Jordan's NBA career (

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Answer:

7324

Explanation:

We need to find the number of completed free throws out of total free throws

Since he completed 83.5% of them, you find 83.5% of 8772

83.5% can be rewritten as 0.835

$8772 \times 0.835 = 7324.62$

We don't round up because it isn't 1 complete free throw. 0.62 is not 1 complete free throw so round down

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