The officials of major league baseball have crowned a batting champion in the National League each year since 1876. A sample of winning batting averages is listed in the table:Please see the attachment for details:a. Construct a relative frequency histogram to describe the batting averages for these 20 champions.b. If you were to randomly choose one of the 20 names, what is the chance that you would choose a player whose average was above .400 for hischampionship year? YearNameAverageTodd Helton2000372Larry DoyleEdd Roush.32019151917.341Paul Waner1934.362Honus Wagner1911.334Willie Keeler.3791898Roger HornsbyTommy DavisGary SheffieldWillie Mays19244241963.3261992.3301954.3451975Bill Madlock354Richie Ashburn1958.3501942Ernie Lombardi3301948Stan Musial376Joe Torre19713631996Tony GwynnRoberto Clemente.3531961.351Pete Rose1968.335Roger ConnorHanley Ramirez1885.3712009.342

Given that,N=200.372, 0.32, 0.341, 0.362, 0.334, 0.379, 0.424, 0.326, 0.33, 0.345, 0.354, 0.35,…

Year Name Average Todd Helton 2000 372 Larry Doyle Edd Roush .320 1915 1917 .341 Paul Waner 1934 .362 Honus Wagner 1911 .334 Willie Keeler .379 1898 Roger Hornsby Tommy Davis Gary Sheffield Willie Mays 1924 424 1963 .326 1992 .330 1954 .345 1975 Bill Madlock 354 Richie Ashburn 1958 .350 1942 Ernie Lombardi 330 1948 Stan Musial 376 Joe Torre 1971 363 1996 Tony Gwynn Roberto Clemente .353 1961 .351 Pete Rose 1968 .335 Roger Connor Hanley Ramirez 1885 .371 2009 .342

Year Name Average Todd Helton 2000 372 Larry Doyle Edd Roush .320 1915 1917 .341 Paul Waner 1934 .362 Honus Wagner 1911 .334 Willie Keeler .379 1898 Roger Hornsby Tommy Davis Gary Sheffield Willie Mays 1924 424 1963 .326 1992 .330 1954 .345 1975 Bill Madlock 354 Richie Ashburn 1958 .350 1942 Ernie Lombardi 330 1948 Stan Musial 376 Joe Torre 1971 363 1996 Tony Gwynn Roberto Clemente .353 1961 .351 Pete Rose 1968 .335 Roger Connor Hanley Ramirez 1885 .371 2009 .342

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