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To find a baseball pitcher's earned run average (era), you can use the formula ei = 9r, in which e represents era, i represents the number of innings pitched, and r represents the number of earned runs allowed. solve the equation for e. what is a pitcher's era if he allows 33 earned runs in 45 innings pitched? if necessary, round your answer to the nearest hundredth.

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The value of e is 33/5 or 6.6 era.

It is given in the question that:-

e*i = 9r

Where,

e represents era

i represents the number of innings pitched, and

r represents the number of earned runs allowed

Also, we are given that:-

i = 45 innings, and

r = 33 earned runs allowed

We have to find the value of e for the given data.

Hence, applying the formula given in the question, we get

e*45 = 9*33

Now, as only one variable is left in the equation, it has become a linear equation in one variable.

Hence, solving the linear equation, we get

e = (9*33)/45

e = 33/5

e = 6.6 era

To learn more about linear equation in one variable, here:-

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