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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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