Mathematics, 02.12.2020 17:50 sophiaa23

A basketball player makes 65% of all free throws in her first 5 seasons. In her 6th season she
makes 105 out of 150 free throws. How does the
observed frequency of her 6th season compare
to the expected frequency? Provide a possible
explanation for any similarities or differences in
the frequencies. 7.50.3.7

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A basketball player makes 65% of all free throws in her first 5 seasons. In her 6th season she