Question
There are 120 candies, 120 chocolates, and 200 sweets to be distributed among groups A, B, and C, where each student in group A receives 5 candies, each student in group B receives 4 chocolates, and each student in group C receives 2 sweets. Determine the total number of students across all three groups.
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