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$Greebly: x+35 \\ Moylon:x-10 \\ Flut:x \\ --------- \\ 100 \\ --------- \\ x+35+x-10+x=100 \\ 3x=75 \\ x=25$

So Flut has 25, Moylon has 15 and Greebly has 60. Greebly's the richest. 

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