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    AMDM Unit 1 Slugging Averages Hall of Famers (DHS 2020-2021)

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    AMDM Unit 1 Slugging Averages Hall of Famers (DHS 2020-2021)

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    The document provides statistics for 10 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame players, including games played, at bats, hits, home runs, batting average, and slugging percentage. It then lists 4 questions asking to rank the players based on ratios of home runs per at bat and per hit, as well as batting average and slugging percentage. Formulas for calculating slugging percentage and batting average are also provided.

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    The document provides statistics for 10 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame players, including games played, at bats, hits, home runs, batting average, and slugging percentage. It then lists 4 questions asking to rank the players based on ratios of home runs per at bat and per hit, as well as batting average and slugging percentage. Formulas for calculating slugging percentage and batting average are also provided.

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    Statistics: Batter Up! Analyzing Numerical Data (MAMDMN1.

    b)

    Vocabulary:
    Batting Average – A measure of a batter’s performance, calculated as the number of hits
    divided by the number of times at bat.
    Ratio - The relationship in quantity, amount, or size between two or more things
    (expressed as a quotient or fraction).
    Slugging Percentage - A measure of the power of a hitter, calculated as the number of
    total bases divided by the number of times at bat.
    Statistics - A branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation,
    and presentation of numerical data.

    Hall of Fame Hitters

    Directions: All the players listed below have been inducted into the National Baseball
    Hall of Fame. Please show and include all work. No Work = No Credit!

    Player Games At Bats Hits 2B 3B HR Batting Slugging


    Average Percentage
    Orlando Cepeda 2124 7927 235 417 27 379 297 .499
    1
    Rod Carew 2469 9315 305 445 112 92
    .328
    3 .429
    Ty Cobb 3034 11434 418 724 295 117 .366 .512
    9
    Joe DiMaggio 1736 6821 221 389 131 361
    4 .325 .579
    Hank Aaron 3298 12364 377 624 98 755
    1 .305 555
    Tony Gwynn 2440 9288 314 543 85 135
    1 .338 .459
    Mickey Mantle 2401 8102 241 344 72 536 .298
    5 .475
    Dave Winfield 2973 11003 311 540 88 465 Batting Slugging
    Statistics: Batter Up!

    0 Average Percentage
    Ted Williams 2292 7706 265 525 71 521 .344 .634
    4
    Babe Ruth 2503 8399 287 506 136 714 ,690
    3 .342

    1. Rank the 10 players in descending order of the ratio of home runs per at bat.
    Babe,Hank,Ted,Mickey, joe, Orlando , Dave, tony, ty, and rod
    2. Rank the 10 players in descending order of the ratio of home runs per hit.
    Ruth, Williams, manle, Aaron, DiMaggio, cepeda. Winfield , Gwynn, Cobb, and Carew
    3. Rank the 10 players in descending order of batting average.
    Ruth , mantle, aaron, Williams, DiMaggio, cape sand winfiele
    4. Rank the 10 players in descending order of slugging percentage.
    Ruth, Williams, DiMaggio, mantles, aaron, Cobb, cepeda, Winfield , Gwynn, and carew

    Formulas

    (1∙ S)+(2 ∙ D)+(3∙ T )+(4 ∙ HR)


    SLG= , Singles = Hits – Doubles – Triples – Homeruns
    AB

    H
    AVG = or H = AVG  AB, where AVG = Batting Average, H = hits, and AB = total at-bats
    AB

    Total Number of Bases


    Slugging Percentage = (three decimal places),
    Number of At −Bats

    hits
    Batting average =
    at−bats

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