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Use the formula a=h/n to find the batting average a of a batter who has h hits in n times at bat. Solve the formula for h. if a

batter has a batting average of .290 and has at bat 300 times, how many hits does the batter have?

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Inessa [10]2 years ago

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A = h / n => h = a*n

a = 0.290 hit / time
n = 300 times

=> h = 0.290 hit / time * 300 time = 87 hits

Answer: 87 hits

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