Jamal gets ready for a basketball game by shooting 101010 free-throws. Based on previous data, he has a 70% chance of making eac
h free-throw. Assume that the results of each free-throw are independent.
Which of the following would find the probability of Jamal making exactly 8 of 10 free-throws?
A) (10
7) (0.70)^7(0.30)^3
B) (10
8) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
C) (10
8) (0.70)^2(0.30)^8
D) (70
10) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
E) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
Which of the following would find the probability of Jamal making exactly 8 of 10 free-throws?
A) (10
7) (0.70)^7(0.30)^3
B) (10
8) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
C) (10
8) (0.70)^2(0.30)^8
D) (70
10) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
E) (0.70)^8(0.30)^2
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