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Mathematical problems of planting trees
There are x people planting trees.

Total number of saplings = per person 10x+610x trees, i.e.10x trees, and the remaining 6 trees are added.

Total number of saplings = 12x-6 (same as above, 6 saplings are missing).

Both sides are equal: 10x+6= 12x-6.

Namely: 2x= 16

x=6

Answer: There are six people planting trees.