Refer to the scenario regarding free throws made by Paul George over the course of a season where he will attempt 300 free throws. Let's treat the 300 free throws as n = 300 trials. From the fact that the top free throw shooters make 90 % of all free throws, we can deduce that they miss 10 % of their free throws. We can assume that successive shots are independent. Under these assumptions, we can model the number of free throws made as a binomial distribution with n = 300 and p = 0.90 .