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The number of goals scored by Lisa against Australia was one and half times the number of goals scored by her against Holland. The goals scored by her against Argentina were twice to that of goals against Holland. The total number of goals scored by her was 9. Find the difference between the number of goals scored by her against Holland and that of against Argentina.

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The number of goals scored by Lisa against Australia was one and half times the number of goals scored by her against Holland. The goals scored by her against Argentina were twice to that of goals against Holland. The total number of goals scored by her was 9. Find the difference between the number of goals scored by her against Holland and that of against Argentina

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