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Jay plays soccer. When he takes a shot on goal, the probability that he scores is 1/2 If Jay takes 60 shots, how many times can he expect to score a goal?

Jay plays soccer. When he takes a shot on goal, the probability that he scores is 1/2 If Jay takes 60 shots, how many times can he expect to score a goal?
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Jay plays soccer. When he takes a shot on goal, the probability that he scores is 1/2 If Jay takes 60 shots, how many times can he expect to score a goal?

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i think you divide 60 by 2
User OttherCreek
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Explanation:

60+1/2=72 is your answer

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