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When a retired police officer passes away, he leaves $325,000 to be divided among his five children and three grandchildren. The

will specifies that each child is to get twice as much as each grandchild. How much does each get?

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BabaBlast [244]2 years ago

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Grandchildren get 25,000 and child gets
50.000

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