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The solution begins by determining the number of apples used for planting. Given that eight trees were planted and each apple yields two trees, the quantity of apples used is found by dividing the total trees by two: $8 \text{ trees} \div 2 \text{ trees/apple} = 4 \text{ apples}$.

Step 1: Calculate Apples Used for Planting (Mary's Apples Problem)

After establishing that four apples were used for planting, the next step is to calculate how many apples Mary ate. This is done by subtracting the number of planted apples from the total number of apples she initially bought: $6 \text{ apples} - 4 \text{ apples} = 2 \text{ apples}$.

Step 2: Calculate Apples Eaten (Mary's Apples Problem)

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