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Clark and his brother Kent played floor hockey in their living room. Each goal was worth 2 points. Clark scored 6 points. Kent s

cored 8 points. How many points did they score all together?

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Murrr4er [49]3 years ago

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28 is the answer because multiply 6 times 2 and multiply 8 times 2 you would get 12 and 16 which when u add them it equals 28

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