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A football team gains 5 yards, then loses 2 yards, then gain another 6 yards, then loses 3 yards. What is their net gain or loss?

A football team gains 5 yards, then loses 2 yards, then gain another 6 yards, then loses 3 yards. What is their net gain or loss?
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A football team gains 5 yards, then loses 2 yards, then gain another 6 yards, then loses 3 yards. What is their net gain or loss?

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I believe it's 6 yards net gain

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