If you are a 60% free throw shooter with a one and one shot, which are you most likely to get...?

Question

If you are a 60% free throw shooter with a one and one shot, which are you most likely to get...0, 1, or 2 points

Answer 1

I bet your next question is "What is the Expected Value?"

Answer 2

Trying to remember back to when I learned this, about 100 years ago:

The answer is one point.  There's a 60% chance of making the first shot--so the odds of one are better than the odds of zero.  The chance of making both shots is .6 x .6 = .36.  So, that's less than the chance of making one point.