Mathematics, 12.11.2019 04:31 demigod0701

Abasketball team is down by 2 points with only a few seconds remaining in the game. there is a 30% chance that the team will be able to make a 2-point shot and tie the game, compared to a 20% chance that it will make a 3-point shot and win. in overtime, the team has a 50% chance of winning. what should the coach do, go for the 2-point shot or the 3-point shot? be sure to identify any assumptions. assuming that the outcomes are ▼ independent dependent disjoint , the coach should have the team go for the ▼ 2 dash point 3 dash point shot. the chance of making the 2-point shot and winning in overtime is nothing%, which is ▼ greater less than the chance of making the 3-point shot.

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