A college basketball player makes 80% of his free throws. At the end of a game, his team is losing by two points. He is fouled attempting a 3-point shot and is awarded three free throws. Assuming each free throw is independent, what is the probability that he makes at least one of the free throws?
A college basketball player makes 80% of his free throws. At the end of a game,...
Suppose a basketball player is an excellent free throw (shots awarded when a player is fouled) shooter and makes 80% of his free throws (or he has and 80% chance of making a single free throw). Assume that free throw shots are independent of one another. Suppose this player gets to shoot four free throws. Find the probability that he makes four consecutive free throws.
12. (10 points) A college basketball player makes 90% of his free throws. Assuming free-throw attempts are independent. Over the course of the season, he will attempt 100 free throws. a) Use binomial distribution to find the exact probability that the number of free throws he makes is between 85 and 95, inclusive b) Check the conditions for using the normal appreciation to the binomial distribution. c) Use normal approximation to estimate the probability that the number of free throws...
12. (10 points) A college basketball player makes 90% of his free throws. Assuming free-throw attempts are independent. Over the course of the season, he will attempt 100 free throws. a) Use binomial distribution to find the exact probability that the number of free throws he makes is between 85 and 95, inclusive. b) Check the conditions for using the normal appreciation to the binomial distribution c) Use normal approximation to estimate the probability that the number of free throws...
Suppose a basketball player is an excellent free throw shooter and makes 91% of his free throws (i.e., he has a 91% chance of making a single free throw). Assume that free throw shots are independent of one another. Suppose this player shoots five free throws. Find the probability that he makes all five throws.
Suppose a basketball player is an excellent free throw shooter and makes 91% of his free throws (i.e., he has a 91% chance of making a single free throw). Assume that free throw shots are independent of one another. Suppose this player shoots five free throws. Find the probability that he makes all five throws. A).0 B).0.376 C).0.624 D).1
(5 pts each) A basketball player is fouled while attempting a shot for 2 points. If they make the shot, they shoot one free throw for one additional point. If they miss the shot, they shoot two free throws for one point each. Suppose the player has a 20% chance of making the shot and a 65% chance of making each free throw. • (1) Draw a Tree Diagram for this experiment. • (2) What is the probability that the...
5. A basketball player makes 70% of his free throws. If he is awarded 20 free throws, then the probability that he will make between 12 and 16 of them (including 12 and 16) is about| (a).14(b).78 (c).70 (d).53 (e) 22
In an NCAA basketball game, a certain player was identified as being an 80% free throw shooter; that is, when executing that scoring opportunity, the player would convert it into points 80% of the time. If we consider each free throw as an independent outcome, (a) what is the probability that 5 free throw opportunities would be required to see the first one converted into points? (b) what is the expected number of free throws required to see one converted...
Basketball player Kemba Walker makes free throws 81% of the time. Find the probability that he missed his first shot but makes his next 2 free throws?
Suppose you have a friend on the school basketball team but, unfortunately, he is not a good free throw shooter. Over the course of his career, he has only made 40% of his shots. Otherwise, he is a good player and gets fouled a lot so he shoots 10 free throws a game, on average. In the biggest game of the season, he does very well and makes 6 out of 10 free throw attempts. ? A. Assuming that each...