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3 years ago

Andrew McCutchen hit 18 homeruns in 9 baseball games. At this rate, how many homeruns will he have hit

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Feliz [49]3 years ago

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Answer:

if it's 18 home runs in 9 baseball games

then you're dividing 18 by 9 which is 2 home runs for every 9 baseball games

to prove if you're right (9×2=18)

if it's 11 baseball games then 11×2=22

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