Michael M. answered 10/07/20
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Okay, let's take a shot at this...
First, we are given the formula E * i = 9 * r.
Second, we are asked to solve for E. If i does not equal zero, then we can divide both side of this equation by i. (Note that i = the number of innings pitched, which is never zero.) We then have the equation E = (9 * r) / i.
Third, we are given some numerical values for our variables, and asked to use this equation to solve for E.
Substituting r = 44 (earned runs allowed) and i = 63 (innings pitched) into the equation and we have
E = (9 * 44) / 63 = 6.29 (rounded to the nearest hundredth)