So this is going to be, this is going to be, let me, so it's 15 times 0.49, times 0.0081, 0.0081, and we get 0.59535. So this is going to be equal to, let me write it down, and actually, maybe I'll, well, I wish I had a little bit more real estate right over here, but I'll write it in a very bold color. This is going to be, oh, actually, I'm kind of out of bold colors. I'll write it in a slightly less bold color. This is going to be equal to 0.05935, if we wanted the exact number, or we could say this is approximately, if we round to the nearest percentage, this is approximately a 6% chance, 6% probability of getting exactly two scores in the six attempts. I didn't say two or more, I just said exactly two scores in the six attempts, and actually, it's a fairly low probability because I have a pretty high free throw percentage. If someone has this high of a free throw percentage, it's actually reasonably unlikely that they're only going to make two scores in the six attempts.