Question

The dotplot displays the number of made shots in $100$simulated sets of $50$free throw by someone with probability $0.56$of making a free throw.

Which of the following is an appropriate statement about Wilt’s free-throw shooting

based on this dotplot?

a. If Wilt were still only a $56\%$shooter, the probability that he would make at least $34$of his shots is about$0.03.$

b. If Wilt were still only a $56\%$shooter, the probability that he would make at least $34$of his shots is about $0.97.$.

c. If Wilt is now shooting better than $56\%$, the probability that he would make at least $34$of his shots is about $0.03.$

d. If Wilt is now shooting better than$56\%$, the probability that he would make at least $34$of his shots is about$0.97.$

e. If Wilt were still only a $56\%$shooter, the probability that he would make at least $34$of his shots is about $0.01$.

Short answer

The correct option is:

c. If Wilt is now shooting better than $56\%$, the probability that he would make at least$34$of his shots is about $0.03$

Step-by-step solution

Given information

We have to tell free throws by someone with probability.

Explanation

We know that

There are hundred dots in the given dotplot out of which the three dotplots correspond to thirty-two shots.

Therefore,

The probability or simulation is $56\%$.

Which implies that the correct option is (c).