Then we get 0.42, I'll round to the nearest hundredths. That's the same thing we would get if we got 0.75 to the third power. Once again, 0.42. Let me write that. This gets us to approximately 0.42, which is the same thing as 42%. Your probability of making three free throws in a row is 42%, which is still higher than making one three-pointer. I'll leave you there, but I want the people who are watching this video to think about what would happen if the numbers were different, or maybe look up some NBA players or maybe some college players, and figure out and compare the probability of making three free throws to a three-pointer, and see if you can find any players where their probability of making a three-pointer is actually higher than making three free throws in a row.