Well, it seems tome that if he makes 91% of all his free throws, then every time
he steps up to the line, there's a 91% chance that he'll make THAT throw.
Now the basketball has no memory, so the probability is the same for each
attempt, and the probability of succeeding on two consecutive attempts is
91% of the probability of succeeding on the first one, and so on and so forth.
So the probability of 6 consecutive baskets is (91%) x (91%) x ... etc, 6 times.
That's just (0.91)⁶ = <em>56.787 percent</em>.
Answer:
1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: Do rise and run
Answer:
A. 0.009899
B. 0.005624
Step-by-step explanation:
Data:
Let the probability that an item is defective = 
The probability that the item is not defective = 
The probability that the fifth item is defective = 
= 0.009899
Probability that one in 5 items is defective = 0.005624