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how class is selling wrapping paper and candles for a fundraiser. Rolls of wrapping paper sell for $5 and candles sell for $4 each. A total of 526 items were sold and $2327 was raised. How many of each item was sold ?
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223 rolls of wrapping paper, 303 candles
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