Question: A .300 hitter In baseball, a 0.300 hitter gets a hit in 30% of times at bat. When a baseball player hits 0.300, fans tend to be impressed. Typical Major Leaguers bat about 500 times a season and hit about 0.260. A hitter's successive tries seem to be independent. Could a typical Major Leaguer hit 0.300 just by chance? Compute an appropriate probability to support your answer.