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durning the second half of a trivia game, Angie scored 867 points in the science round and -332 points in the art round.what was

her score for the second half of the game?

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Ket [755]3 years ago

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535 points. You could either add 867 to -332 or subtracted 332 from 867. I hope this was helpful.

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