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A football team lost 9 yards on first down and 4 yards on second down. It gained 5 yards on third down. How many yards does it need to gain on fourth down to have a 10-yard gain…

A football team lost 9 yards on first down and 4 yards on second down. It gained 5 yards on third down. How many yards does it need to gain on fourth down to have a 10-yard gain…
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A football team lost 9 yards on first down and 4 yards on second down. It gained 5 yards on third down. How many yards does it need to gain on fourth down to have a 10-yard gain from its starting position? A. 2 yd B. 8 yd C. 13 yd D. 18 yd

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I Beileve It's 18 Yards


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