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3 years ago

Karens batting average is 0.444.she was at bat 45 times. how many hits did she get

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alexgriva [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

A batting average is simply the ratio of hits/at-bats. So, if Karen were up to bat 1,000 times and she got a hit 444 times, that makes her batting average 444/1,000 = .444.

The good news is you can multiply this ratio by number of at bats to get the number of hits.

So, 45 hits x .444 = your answer.

Hope that helps.

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