Mathematics, 05.05.2020 15:54 lizz1228

The best player on a basketball team makes 75% of all free throws. The second-best player makes 65% of all free throws. The third-best player makes 60% of all free throws. Based on their experimental probabilities, estimate the number of free throws each player will make in his or her next 60 attempts. Explain. (Please help me :( I've been ding my work for hours and I dont know how to do this)

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