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Three fruit sellers P, Q and R have different quantities of fruits to sell. P and Q together have fifteen more than half of quantity what P and R together have. Q’s quantity is one-fifth of the double of R’s quantity. Also, P has one-third of what R has. Find the quantity that Q has.
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