If the probability of Stephan Curry missing a free throw is 6%, what are the odds of him hitting the next free throw?

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If the probability of Stephan Curry missing a free throw is 6%, what are the odds of him hitting the next free throw?

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Answer:

47 : 3

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Odds of hitting are the ratio of hits to misses:

94 : 6, or 47 : 3.

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