There are five correctable errors in Basketball. NFHS Rules Four are free throw errors and the other is a scoring error. 1. The failure to award a merited free throw (2-10-1a) 2. The awarding of an unmerited free throw (2-10-1b) 3. Permitting a wrong player to attempt a free throw (2-10-1c) 4. Attempting a free throw at the worng basket (2-10-1d) 5. Erroneously counting or canceling a score (2-10-1e)
Critical errors are those that have mismatched checksums, which minor defects are correctable.
No, only conduction deafness is correctable with hearing aids
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The five correctable rules in high school basketball include: 1) Miscounting the number of team fouls, 2) Incorrectly awarding free throws, 3) Failing to call a player for a violation (such as traveling or double dribble) that would have changed possession, 4) Incorrectly assessing the shot clock or game clock, and 5) Misapplying a rule that affects the outcome of a play, such as determining possession after a jump ball. These rules can be corrected if the officials realize the mistake before the next dead ball.
if it's correctable.
Women basketball
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there are four periods in basketball
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there are two refferies in a Basketball game