A baseball team have a 0.369 slugging average as a team which means they have gained...
A baseball team have a 0.369 slugging average as a team which means they have gained 369 total bases after 1000 times at bat.
They have only been at bat 823 times out of 24 games this season.
What would the probability distributions be for this scenario?
what could you get out of it?
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