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professor190 [17]

2 years ago

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Austin is watching a football game. His team loses 9 yards and then gains 5 yards. He doesn’t watch the next play, but afterward

s he sees that his team now has a total loss of 1 yard. How many yards did the team gain or lose on the play audition missed?

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katrin [286]2 years ago

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The team gained 3 yards on the play audition missed

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