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Jacob and his team start at the 45 yard line but they get a flag and have to go back 15 yards. The next play Jacob ran the ball

12 yards before getting tackled. How many yards does Jacob's team have to go to get to the touchdown zone?

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Zielflug [23.3K]3 years ago

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45 plus 15 is 60 so he ran 12 yards so subtract 12 from 60 and your answer is 48

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