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1. We are having a debate on our team about points awarded. One side says that if you hurdle a trackball you will receive 10 points. 6 points for hurdling, 2 points for the ball crossing the line, and 2 points for the robot crossing the line. The other side (which I happen to be on) says that you receive 8 points for hurdling. 6 points for hurdling the ball and 2 points for the robot crossing the line. So can you help us decide who is right?
I had another question, but I can't remember it right now. 
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