How would the frog hop to meet the following requirements? • From 3, make one hop and land on 6. • From 6, make one hop and land on the opposite of 6. • From the opposite of 6, make one hop to land on

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How would the frog hop to meet the following requirements?

• From 3, make one hop and land on 6.
• From 6, make one hop and land on the opposite of 6.
• From the opposite of 6, make one hop to land on the opposite of the opposite of 6.

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Answer:

He would make one hop to land on 6.

Explanation:

He starts on 6, and hops to the opposite of the opposite of 6, which is 6.

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