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1 year ago

A small circle is 8 points, a larger circle is 4 points, and the largest circle is 2 points.

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Luda [366]1 year ago

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Answer:

depends on how hard from where you throw it what type of dart is it is it a metal or plastic tipped dart is it a solid metal dart is the body of the dart and the tip and the tail metal it depends so theres a ton of factors in the answer theres not just one answer

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