Given that the player made 184 out of 329 throws, the probability of making the next throw will be:
P(x)=[Number of shots made]/[Total number of throws]
=184/329
=0.559
Thus the expected value of proposition will be:
0.599*24+0.559*12
=20.134
Answer:
335.02
Step-by-step explanation:
Just multiply 23.93 by 14 which is 2 weeks
Sense we are wanting to find <u>
how many were miss</u>
, then, we are practically going to subtract the following:
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So, from this begin understood, we would then combine both the penalties that were shotted, to the onces that weren't.
So, b subtracting these both, we would grab the result, and then smash that with the number of the penalties that were made in.
Your answer:
36 divided by 6 is like sharing 36 orranges among 6 people
a a a a a a|---------------------------1st Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------2nd Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------3rd Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------4th Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------5th Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------6th Person
Each person receives 6 oranges evenly so 36/6 = 6
I used this strategy because it is the easiest to understand
Do the brackets first as it says in BIDMAS