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In my old almirah for books, has 6 shelves. There are x books in each shelf. I have decided to keep all the books of the old almirah together with 15 new book, in 3 shelves of the new almirah, arranging books equally in 3 shelves. Find the number of books in each shelf of new almirah.

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