There's 15 different ways that you could get, that you could pick two things out of six, I guess is one way to say it, or there's 15, did I say 16? There's 15, the sixes and the fives, there's 15 different ways that you could pick two things out of six, or another way of thinking about it is there's 15 different ways to make two out of six free throws. Now, the probability for each of those is this right over here. So the probability of exactly two scores in six attempts, well, this is where we deserve a little bit of a drumroll, this is going to be six choose two times 0.7, 0.7 squared. That's, this is two, two, you're gonna make two, you're gonna make two, and then it's 0.3, 0.3 to the, 0.3 to the fourth power. Notice, these will necessarily add up to six. So if this right over here was a three, then this right over here would be a three, and then this would be six minus three, or three right over here.