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The last time Sierra played softball, she hit the ball 45% of the times she was at bat. Based on this information, how many time

s will Sierra hit the ball the next time she plays softball if she is at bat 20 times?

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Ymorist [56]3 years ago

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Answer:

Number of times she will hit the ball the next time she plays softball if she is at bat 20 times = 9 times

Step-by-step explanation:

Percentage of times Sierra hit the ball when she was at bat playing softball= 45%

So, we can find:

Number of times she will hit the ball the next time she plays softball if she is at bat 20 times = $\textrm{45\% of 20 times} =0.45\times 20=9\ times$

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