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eduard
3 years ago
7

Kaylin is a running back on her football team. in her last game she ran the ball 3 times gaining yd on her first carry, losing y

d on her second carry, and gaining yd on her third carry. her coach, eric used a calculator to find that the net yardage was 40 yd. (
a.estimate kaylin’s net yardage for her 3 carries. show your work. (note: net yardage is the number of yards gained or lost after all 3 carries of the ball.) (
b.was coach eric’s answer reasonable? why or why not? (
c.determine kaylin’s exact net yardage. show your work.
Mathematics
1 answer:
yarga [219]3 years ago
6 0
Sorry im only in middle school i dont know this
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