Question

A new volleyball coach has just been hired by a group of middle school club teams to coach them throughout the season. At his first practice, he picks 20 of the players at random and asks them to serve the ball over the net. Only 13 of the 20 serves made it over the net. If the coach spends the rest of practice watching the players serve, how many serves can he expect to be successful out of 100? Responses

Answer 1

Explanation:

I am very nervous about my eligibility hearing. Can you explain the hearing process?

Your hearing will be with a minimum of three representatives from your WIAA District. There may

be more than three members of the Eligibility Committee present.

You should be present for the hearing, and you can bring any number of other people to represent

and support your appeal. The Eligibility Committee will review the eligibility packet you have

submitted, and they will then give you an opportunity to explain your unique circumstances and

hardship that have resulted in your request to appeal your eligibility. There will be an opportunity

for questions by everyone present.

The hearing will be tape recorded, but all information at the hearing is confidential.

A hearing will typically take 15 to 30 minutes depending upon the complexity of the information

involved in your appeal. All information shared during the hearing is confidential.

You will be notified of the results of your appeal following your hearing. A letter will be sent within

five school business days following the date of your hearing

Answer 2

Explanation: