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C- the number of at-bats (trials) for each player is small at the end of April and not statistically meaningful.

Step-by-step explanation:

according to the table, two of the players’ averages rise after April and two of them fall. This rules out two possible answers. Baseball players only get a few at bats in April, which represents less than 1/6 of the total baseball season. The number of at bats (trials) for each player is small at the end of April and not statistically meaningful. It’s true that players can have good years or bad years that are very different from their previous career totals, but April batting averages are an extremely poor predictor of a player’s final statistics for that season.

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