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The number of items on two grocery lists differs by 7. The total number of 1 items is 33. How many items are on each list? Use n as your variable.

The number of items on two grocery lists differs by 7. The total number of 1 items is 33. How many items are on each list? Use n as your variable.
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The number of items on two grocery lists differs by 7. The total number of 1

items is 33. How many items are on each list? Use n as your variable.

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Answer:

n=26

n=33

Explanation:

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