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bio_gurl · **on:** Jun 16, 2021

In baseball, a pitcher's earned-run average (the average number of runs given up every 9 innings, or 1 game) is given by E = 9 (n/i) , where n is the number of earned runs allowed and i is the number of innings pitched. Suppose we fix the number of earned runs allowed at 6 and let i vary.

Complete the following table, rounding to two decimal places.

On the basis of Parts (a) and (b), determine a pitcher's earned-run average if

were allowed and there were 0 outs.
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∞ ; 0
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-∞; -∞
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162; 324
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∞; ∞

Jmfn03 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 16, 2021

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