Wilt shot 36 for 63: 57.14%
because 1 field goal is 5 points
A try is 4 point, a converison is 2 points and a field goal is 1 point.
they can get a try for 4 points. a try conversion for 2 points. a penalty kick for 2 points or a field goal for 1 point.
In the NFL there are different ways to score. For example, there is the touchdown where a team makes their way down the field to score in the endzone.(Worth 6 points) There is the extra point(s) after that a team may or may not acquire whether it be a field goal(Worth 1 point) or a two point conversion(Worth 2 points). There is just a field goal(Worth 3 points) which a team can get if they cannot for whatever reason score in the endzone. There is also a safety(Worth 2 points) that a team can get if they manage to back up any players of the opposing into their own endzone and bring them down to their knees with the ball in hand or gets them to go out of bounds.
That is a d-. You have missed half of the problems, so that isn't the best score.
Depend on the action taking place. Atouchdown is scored as 6 points, with the point after counting as 1. A field goal is scored as 3 points, and a safety is scored 2 points
Field hockey does not record points (that usually refers to the system of cards). It simply counts the number of goals; one goal equals one addition to the total score for that team.
you score 3 points
If a player catches a missed field goal attempt while in the field of play, he can return it for a touchdown, resulting in six points. After the touchdown, his team may kick the PAT (Point After Touchdown) and score another one point, or convert the two point conversion for two points.
very little besides for keeping score. 6 points for a touchdown 1 point for a field goal as an extra point (after a touchdown) 2 points for either a safety or for passing or running the ball into the endzone as an extra point 3 points for a field goal (not as an extra point) whenever any of the above are achieved, you simply add it to the existing score of the team who achieved it. And that's all that math has to do with football. Simple addition very little besides for keeping score. 6 points for a touchdown 1 point for a field goal as an extra point (after a touchdown) 2 points for either a safety or for passing or running the ball into the endzone as an extra point 3 points for a field goal (not as an extra point) whenever any of the above are achieved, you simply add it to the existing score of the team who achieved it. And that's all that math has to do with football. Simple addition
No, you will score 3 points.
touchdown field goal extra point safety 2 point conversion