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total points = 52
total ribbons = 24
1st place ribbons = 6
1st place points = 30
let the no. of second place ribbons be x.
so points = 3x
and the no. of third place ribbons = (24 - 5- x) = (19-x)
so points = (19-x)
now total points = 30 + 3x + (19-x) = 53
on solving we get x= 2
so the no. of 3rd [lace ribbons were 19- 2 = 17
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