One-fifth of a swarm of bees is resting on a kadaba bush and a third on a silindha bush; three timesthe difference between these two numbers is on a kutaja, and a single bee has flown off in the breeze drawn by the odor of a jasmine and a pandam. tell me, beautiful maiden, how many bees are there?

There are 15 bees.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's call x the total number of bees. There is one fifth of that in one bush, which can be written as:

there is one third on another, which is:

the other one has three times the difference between the previous two:

So, if we add those three quantities plus one single bee that flew away, it all should add up to the total number of bees, which is x. So:

We will solve for x:

We will move the positive x on the right of the equal as a negative one to the left:

We can prove this answer by replacing in the original equation:

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