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Mathematics, 05.06.2020 17:59 mary9590

Isaiah scores with 50% of his penalty kicks in soccer. He flips two fair coins to conduct a simulation with 20 trials to determine the likelihood that he will make his next two penalty kicks, as shown. Heads up (H) represents a goal. What is the probability that Isaiah will make both penalty kicks? Give the probability as a percent

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