can anyone help me solve part f

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cal.lavender · Answer

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hitaro9 · Answer

It looks like part of the problem was cut off. I think we need the entirety of the problem to solve f.

cal.lavender · Answer

no, it is not cut off

hitaro9 · Answer

Uh okay... Think you can walk me through what you're thinking? Do you have any guesses?

cal.lavender · Answer

Not the slightest idea but this is related to probability

hitaro9 · Answer

Right. I may be off but I'm guessing this has to do with approximating the normal curve with the binomial function?

cal.lavender · Answer

yup

hitaro9 · Answer

Maybe I'm misremembering, but don't you need a p value for success or failure?

cal.lavender · Answer

I don't know about that but as per binomial fraction...yes

hitaro9 · Answer

So there are no previous parts to the problem with relevant information?

cal.lavender · Answer

no previous parts

hitaro9 · Answer

So I guess you would just answer p. 

"The probability that his next free throw will be successful is the probability that his next free throw will be successful"

cal.lavender · Answer

no previous parts

hitaro9 · Answer

Very redundant, but if you really have no other information I don't think there's much else to write about.

cal.lavender · Answer

ok, thank you! Because that is the answer, I checked it

hitaro9 · Answer

Really? Okay then, if it's that redundant, glad I could help. Sometimes problems are just really simple and ordered oddly.

cal.lavender · Answer

thanks!