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Chapter 12: Q7. (page 800)

Jorge has made 39 out of 52 free throw attempts this season. What is the experimental probability that he makes a free throw?

A54% B68% C75% D79%

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75%The experimental probability that Jorge makes a free throw is .

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Probability.

Probability measures likelihood of an event to occur

02

Step 2. Find the probability.

The probability of free throw by Jorge is

3952=0.75

03

Step 3. Find percentage.

To find probability percentage, multiply the above obtained answer by 100.

0.75鈰�100=75%

Therefore, the experimental probability that he makes a free throw is 75%. Option Cis the required answer.

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