A rookie is brought to a baseball club on the assumption that he will have a 0.300 batting average based on his past performance. (Batting average is the ratio of the number of hits to the number of times at bat.) In the first year, he comes to bat 400 times during the season and his batting average is .348. Assume that his at-bats can be considered Bernoulli trials with probability 0.3 for success. Give both qualitative and quantitative arguments about what is likely to happen to the player’s batting performance next season. Be sure to discuss the merits of any assumptions that are made.
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