If a baseball player has a .300 batting average, why is it unbiased to predict that for

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If a baseball player has a .300 batting average, why is it unbiased to predict that for every ten times at bat, he or she should have three hits? Why is predicting four hits (out of ten) a biased prediction?

Note: A .300 batting average means that the player makes a hit 30 percent of the time.

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