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A) 8; n = 3 refers to the entire shell, so a total of 8 electrons can have n = 3 as a quantum number.

C) 2; n = 7 refers to the 7th shell, l = 2 refers to the d subshell, and ml = -1 refers to one of the orbitals, which can have only 2 orbitals. Thus, only 2 electrons.

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