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Suppose a baseball player has a 0.2 probability of getting a hit in each time at-bat....

Suppose a baseball player has a 0.2 probability of getting a hit in each time at-bat.

DESCRIBE the SHAPE, MEAN, and STANDARD DEVIATION of the sampling distribution of the proportion of times the player gets a hit after 36-at-bats.

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