Girls savings
Nell, Olga, and Paula saved up for a joint gift.
Olga saved a quarter less than Nell. Paula saved 140 crowns more than Nell.
All three girls together saved three times as many as Nell alone. How much did anyone save?
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Olga saved a quarter less than Nell. Paula saved 140 crowns more than Nell.
All three girls together saved three times as many as Nell alone. How much did anyone save?
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