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A baseball player which is based 35% of the time how many times can he expect to reach base and 150 at baths

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He will expect to reach base 35%*150 times, or .35*150=52.5 times. Although you cannot "reach base half of a time", this is the expected value for the amount of times he would reach base in this situation.

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