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in the first yard there are 10 roses less than in the second one. if 9 roses were transplanted from the second yard to the first one, then the first yard would have 2 times more roses than the second one. how many roses are there in the second yard?

17

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the amount of roses in the second yard be x.  This means that the number of roses in the first yard would be x-10.  If nine roses were transplanted from the second yard to the first one, the number of roses in the second yard would be x-9 and the number of roses in the first yard would be x-1.  It is stated that now, there would be 2 times more roses in the first yard than the second one, which means that 2(x-9) = x-1, which simplifies to 2x-18 = x-1.  Subtract both sides by x, and we get x-18 = -1.  Add 18 to both sides, and we get x = 17, therefore, there are 17 roses in the second yard.

for the first question it would be the second answer for the second question it would be the third answer and for the third question it would be the first answer

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