In the football game, a penalty of-15 yards was applied to a gain of 43 yards. What was the net gain?
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you would have to do 43 + -13, which equals -28
well, that would be 43-15, right?
Wow, you subtract -15 from 43 to get -58
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You do -15 and add 43 which then is 28
No, actually you perform subtraction operation here. So, you have to subtract -15 from 43.
43 - (-15) = 43 + 15 = 58
Therefore, the net gain is 58 yards.
In the football game, a penalty of –15 yards was applied to a gain of 43 yards. What was the net gain?
In this case, we need to subtract 15 from the gain of 43, because the penalty of 15 yards reduces the total gain. So, the net gain can be calculated as:
Net gain = 43 - 15
Net gain = 28
Therefore, the net gain after the penalty is 28 yards.