1. Brian completed 34 free throws and missed 16. Using experimental probability, how many free throws is he predicted to complete in the next 100 tries?

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1. Brian completed 34 free throws and missed 16. Using experimental probability, how many free throws is he predicted to complete in the next 100 tries?

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fraction of free throws = 34/50
for 100 tries you can predict 34 * 100 / 50 = 68 throws

Colin Young answered Mar 12, 2019

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