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A football loses 6 1/2 in one play and then gains 14 1/2 in the next play. what is the change of yards from these two plays? QUICK!!!

A football loses 6 1/2 in one play and then gains 14 1/2 in the next play. what is the change of yards from these two plays? QUICK!!!
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A football loses 6 1/2 in one play and then gains 14 1/2 in the next play. what is the change of yards from these two plays?

QUICK!!!

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User SurDin
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8 you just need to subtext 6 1/2 by 14 1/2
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User Whymatter
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Answer: 8

Step-by-step explanation: subtract 6 1/2 by 14 1/2

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User Arunkumar Ramasamy
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