Canapés on plates
On the table there were 18 plates. On each plate there was the same number of canapés. Tomáš with his friends took away a third of all the plates with canapés. Lenka for her friends took from each of the remaining plates 3 canapés. On the table there thus remained half of the original number of canapés. How many canapés did Lenka take for her friends? How many canapés remained on the table? How many canapés did Tomáš and his friends take away?
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