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A green grocer was selling melon at a penny each, olives at 2 for a penny and grapes at 3 for a penny. A father spent 7p and got the same amount of each type of fruit for each of his three children, Jane, Joe, and Jill. Jane is three years older than Jill and Joe is exactly half
the age of Jane and Jill together. What did each child get?
1 melon, 1 olive, 1 grape
1 melon, 3 olives , 2 grapes
1 melon, 2 olives 1 grapes
1 melon, 2 olives 2 grapes

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1 melon,2 olives, 1 grape

father buy total, 3 melon of three penny,6 olives of three penny, 3 grapes of one penny. and divided among three sons.
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