In golf, "par" is a score of zero. If you go "over par," your score would be reported as a positive number of strokes above par. If you go "under par," then your score would be reported as a negative number of strokes below par. Your goal is to get the ball in the hole under par or on par, but not over par. If Scott scored 5 above par on hole 1, 3 below par on hole 2, and on par on hole 3, what was his score after hole 3? His score after hole 3 was 3. (Simplify your answer.)

In golf, "par" is a score of zero. If you go "over par," your score would be reported as a positive number of strokes above par. If you go "under par," then your score would be reported as a negative number of strokes below par. Your goal is to get the ball in the hole under par or on par, but not over par. If Scott scored 5 above par on hole 1, 3 below par on hole 2, and on par on hole 3, what was his score after hole 3? His score after hole 3 was 3. (Simplify your answer.)

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