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Nate Kaeding, the place kicker for the San Diego Chargers, has a score 120 so far this season. He has scored all his points on 1

-pointe extra point kicks and 3-point field goals. He has made 12 more extra point kicks than field gaols. How many of each kick has he made?

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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1*y+3*x=120
y=x+12
(x+12)+3x=120
x= 27 he made 27 field goals and 39 extra point kicks<span />

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