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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?

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
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