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- Using decimals in Soccer
- And that is how you use fraction in 2 different sports that we illustrated
- SIR JOHN
- Now that we're done in using decimals in baseball, let's now try to use it in the sport:Soccer
- A soccer player's shooting percentage is the proportion of shots that result in a goal. A soccer player with a greater shooting % has a higher chance of hitting the target.
- Now, let's try using decimals on 2 sports and Coach Liah will show you on how to use decimal on both sports.
- For example, A player makes 78 shots on goal, and in that time, scores 22 goals.
- Decimals are used in baseball for batting average, batting through a season, earned run average , Games played, and points per game.
- Thankyou sir John. Now let's proceed to our next illustration. Let's start of in showing on how to use Decimals in the sport:baseball
- 22 goals ÷ 78 shots = 0.282. This player's shooting percentage is 0.282, or 28.2%.
- Using decimals in baseball
- For example, The team Marikina has a Total Bases of 3910 and At Bats of 7282.
- To compute it is dividing the average Total Bases and At Bats. So the total would be 0.5369
- Using Percentage in Baseball
- A pitcher's winning percentage is calculated by dividing his total number of wins by his total number of decisions (wins plus losses). Pitchers who get the win or the loss are known as the "pitchers of record" in a game, and winning percentage indicates how frequently a pitcher wins when he is the pitcher of record.
- Thank you, Sir John. Now, we're going to proceed with discussing how can we use percentages in 2 sports. We're going to start by using percentages in the sport: Baseball
- For example, A pitcher in a team scored over 12 wins and 10 loses.
- To compute it is dividing the total number of wins by the total number. So the winning percentage is over 54%
- Using Percentage in Soccer
- Now that we're done in discussing on how to can we use percentage in the sport: Baseball, Let us now discuss on how to use Percentage in the sport: Soccer
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