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3 years ago

Chris Paul makes his free throws 88% of the time what is the probability of Chris Paul making all of his next 9 free throws

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So with that data we can say 88% of 9 of his shots will go in. That number is probably going to be a decimal so we'll round up. 0.88 x 9 = 7.92. You can't make a hundredth of a free throw shot so let's round up to 8 a whole number. The theoretical probability that Paul will make his next nine shots is 8/9.

ExtremeBDS [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

.88^9

Step-by-step explanation:

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