Raul is practicing for baseball tryouts. He wants to find out how far he can hit a baseball. He hits the ball 10 times and measures the distance the ball travels each time. Part A Which measure should Raul use to learn the average distance he hit the ball?

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29 May, 23:19

Raul is practicing for baseball tryouts. He wants to find out how far he can hit a baseball. He hits the ball 10 times and measures the distance the ball travels each time. Part A Which measure should Raul use to learn the average distance he hit the ball?

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Mariah Yang · Answer 1

If you mean "measure" as in mean, median, or mode, then I would say do a mean, which is adding up all the distances he hit the ball, then dividing it by 10 (the number of times he hit the ball) this is the average

I'm not really sure what you mean by "which measure" but i'm guessing this is what would be the closest to your answer.

Or do u mean "measure" as in meters, or inches, or centimeters ... ? I'm kind of confused.