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Luke has a blue ball and red balls. Every day, he wins 2 blue balls and loses 3 red ones

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Luke has a blue ball and red balls.
Every day, he wins 2 blue balls and loses 3 red ones.
After 5 days, he has the same amount of blue and red balls.
After 9 days, he has twice as many blue balls as red balls.
How many red balls did he have at the beginning?

posted Aug 29, 2020 by Atindra Kumar Nath

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