Blueberries collecting
Marie collects 2 l of blueberries in 1 hour. She began collecting at 8.00 PM. Joe collects 1.5 l in 1 hour. Peter collects 1 l for 1 hour. They began to gather at 08.30 PM. Together, they collect 10 l. At what time will they all be collected?
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