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Please help. This is 7th grade math so not to hard but please help. 11 points

Please help. This is 7th grade math so not to hard but please help. 11 points
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Please help. This is 7th grade math so not to hard but please help.
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Please help. This is 7th grade math so not to hard but please help. 11 points-example-1
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Multiply the number of plays by the number of yards lost in a play. But to "get it" you need to also know how many yards were lost in a play, which was not stated in the problem.
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