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4. NBA All-Star James Harden has a career Free-Throw percentage (FT%) of 86% (p = .86). In a sample of 50 free-throws (n=50), use the binomial distribution to find each probability: a) Getting exactly 40 FTs ($x = 40$). (12 pts) b) Getting at most 40 FT ($x \leq 40$). c) Getting at most 45 FTs ($x \leq 45$). d) Getting at least 45 FTs ($x \geq 45$) e) Find the mean and standard deviation FTs. f) Would it be a rare event to get all 50 FTs ($x = 50$)?

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NBA All-Star James Harden has a career Free-Throw percentage (FT%) of 86% (p = .86). In a
sample of 50 free-throws (n=50), use the binomial distribution to find each probability:
a)
Getting exactly 40 FTs ($x = 40$).
(12 pts)
b)
Getting at most 40 FT ($x \leq 40$).
c)
Getting at most 45 FTs ($x \leq 45$).
d)
Getting at least 45 FTs ($x \geq 45$)
e)
Find the mean and standard deviation FTs.
f)
Would it be a rare event to get all 50 FTs ($x = 50$)?

4.
NBA All-Star James Harden has a career Free-Throw percentage (FT%) of 86% (p = .86). In a
sample of 50 free-throws (n=50), use the binomial distribution to find each probability:
a)
Getting exactly 40 FTs (x = 40).
(12 pts)
b)
Getting at most 40 FT (x ≤ 40).
c)
Getting at most 45 FTs (x ≤ 45).
d)
Getting at least 45 FTs (x ≥ 45)
e)
Find the mean and standard deviation FTs.
f)
Would it be a rare event to get all 50 FTs (x = 50)?

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4. NBA All-Star James Harden has a career Free-Throw percentage (FT%) of 86% (p = .86). In a sample of 50 free-throws (n=50), use the binomial distribution to find each probability: a) Getting exactly 40 FTs (x = 40). (12 pts) b) Getting at most 40 FT (x ≤ 40). c) Getting at most 45 FTs (x ≤ 45). d) Getting at least 45 FTs (x ≥ 45) e) Find the mean and standard deviation FTs. f) Would it be a rare event to get all 50 FTs (x = 50)?