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Rory

23 June, 04:59

Three friends, Lisa, Carl, and Brian are comparing the number of gold coins they have earned in the Wizard World video game. Brian has earned twice as many gold coins as Carl. Lisa has earned a third of the gold coins that Brian has earned. Altogether, the three friends have earned 66 gold coins. How many gold coins did each friend earn?

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