Find how many balls are there in the cylinder

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If 54 balls are placed into the three receptacles, so that there are twice as many in the cylinder and bucket combined as there are in the box, and twice as many in the box as there are in the bucket, how many balls are there in the cylinder?

Reference no: EM13133139

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