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In football a team needs 10 yards to make a first down. Suppose that in three plays, your team gains 6 yards, then loses 2 yards,then gains 7 yards. What was the total yardage a…

In football a team needs 10 yards to make a first down. Suppose that in three plays, your team gains 6 yards, then loses 2 yards,then gains 7 yards. What was the total yardage a…
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In football a team needs 10 yards to make a first down. Suppose that in three plays, your team gains 6 yards, then loses 2 yards,then gains 7 yards. What was the total yardage and, did the team make a first down?

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Answer:6-2+7=11

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User Jim Black
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6-2+7=11 so yes they did

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