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How many gold, silver and bronze medals puzzle?

Answer: There are 7 Gold, 11 Silver and 22 Bronze Medals.

Solution:

Total = 40 Medals.

Explanation:
Let us consider G = Gold , S = Silver and B = Bronze

as per the given equation,

S + B = 33
G + B = 29
G + S = 18

Solving these Equations we get,
G = 7, S = 11 and B = 22

Gold= 7 ; Silver= 11; Bronze= 22

Total coins= 40

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