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I WILL MARK BRAINIEST PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS QUESTION Lulu Ruby and Emma went shopping went a total of £261. Each of them had different amount of money. Lulu spent 2/3 of her money Ruby spent 1/2 of her money and Emma spent 3/4 of her money. Each of them spent the same amount of money. how much did money did they begin with?

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