In 1985, Kent Hrbek of the Minnesota Twins and Dion James of the Milwaukee Brewers had the
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(a) Find the batting average BA (namely, H/AB) of each player on grass.
(b) Find the BA of each player on artificial turf.
(c) Find the season batting averages for the two players.
(d) Interpret your results.
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Hrbek James Playing Surface AB H BA AB H BA Grass 204 50 329 93 Artificial Turf 355 124 58 21 Total 559 174 387 114
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