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$H$ = number of hydrogen
$H$ = number of hydrogen atoms
$O$ = number of oxygen atoms
$C$ = number of carbon atoms
twice as many atoms of hydrogen as it does oxygen
$H = 2O$
$H - 2O + 0C = 0$ ← Eq. (1)
one more atom of carbon than oxygen
$C - 1 = O$
$0H - O + C = 1$ ← Eq. (2)
total of 45 atoms
$H + O + C = 45$ ← Eq. (3)
From Equations (1), (2) and (3)
$H = 22 ~ \text{ atoms}$
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