
Concept explainers
(a)
To find the number of hits player
(a)

Answer to Problem 57E
The number of hits in
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Batting Average in
At-bats in
Formula Used:
Batting Average
Calculation:
Given:
Batting Average in
At-bats in
Let the number of hits be
As per the given formula, we have:
Batting Average
Solving the above equation, we have:
Rounding off to the nearest whole number
Thus, the number of hits in
Conclusion:
Hence, the number of hits in
(b)
To determine if the friend is correct or not.
(b)

Answer to Problem 57E
The friend is wrong as Number of At-bats will be less for player
Explanation of Solution
Given: Forplayer
Formula Used:
Batting Average
Calculation:
Given:
Number of hits in
Number of hits in
Number of hits in
Batting Average of player
Thus, using the above formula, we have
Number of At-bats
Since, Batting Average of player
Thus, Number of At-bats will be less for player
Conclusion:
Hence, the friend is wrong as Number of At-bats will be less for player
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