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The number of chocolate chip cookies sold at a bakery is represented by the expression 6n + 5. The number of sugar cookies sold is represented by the expression 4n - 6. Write an expression to show how many more chocolate chip cookies were sold than sugar cookies. Then evaluate the expression if n equals 15.

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