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Suppose that J and K are points on the number line. If JK= 14 and K lies at -17, where could J be located? If there is more than one location, separate them with commas.

Suppose that J and K are points on the number line. If JK= 14 and K lies at -17, where could J be located? If there is more than one location, separate them with commas.
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Suppose that J and K are points on the number line. If JK= 14 and K lies at -17, where could J be located? If there is more than one location, separate them with commas.

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J can be at -3 or 31 because it has to be a gap of 14.

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