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On the first play, Calob gained 11 yards. But during the second play he lost 4 yards. He gained 3 yards on the third play. Which expressions represent this situation?

On the first play, Calob gained 11 yards. But during the second play he lost 4 yards. He gained 3 yards on the third play. Which expressions represent this situation?
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On the first play, Calob gained 11 yards. But

during the second play he lost 4 yards. He

gained 3 yards on the third play. Which

expressions represent this situation?

User Ramanujan
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Answer:

-12 + 5(3) = total yards at the end

So your answer would be 3 yards

Explanation:

User Marius Seack
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