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During last night's football game, the running back lost 3 yards, then gained 12 yards before finally being pushed back 2 more y

ards.
Part A: What is the number sentence?

Part B: Rewrite it as an addition equation.

1 answer:

Rudiy273 years ago

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-3+12-2=7 i believe is the number sentence idk if that’s what you’re asking for

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