(a) 76 is in the middle of each distribution. It is not surprising because the player is able to make 75% of her free throws. Hence 76% in the middle of the simulation is not surprising.
(b) The first distribution is showing 50 free-throw attempts and the second distribution is showing 200 free-throw attempts because the variation in 50 free-throw attempts is larger than the variation in 200 free-throw attempts. And this was expected because as the number of attempts will increase the variation is expected to decrease.
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