Answer:
I actually depends how good you are. If there is a kid with a wooden/aluminum, he/she would still not be able to hit father that a professional baseball player with a wooden/aluminum bat.
The governing bodies for various levels of baseball (high school, college, youth leagues, etc.) have set performance standards for metal bats so that, under controlled test conditions, metal bats perform nearly the same as wood bats. Therefore, given all the same conditions, a ball would travel the same distance whether hit by a metal or a wood bat. However, in an actual game, batters swing at varying speeds and other conditions may be different, as well, resulting in different distances for hit balls.