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A jug of water contains 3g gallons of water more than a bottle of water. The jug of water and the bottle contain (12g+9) gallons of water altogether. How much water does the jug contain? Show work!
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A jug of water contains 3g gallons of water more than a bottle of water. The jug of water and the bottle contain (12g+9) gallons of water altogether. How much water does the jug contain? Show work!

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12+9=21 the jug has 12 and bottle has 9 because only 12 and 9 fit to get that answer, with those requirements
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