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Romana, Pavol, and Ján were on vacation. Everyone paid some part of the cost. After the vacation, it was found that Romana spent Sk 19,000 for all three, Pavol Sk 7,000 for all three, and Ján Sk 4,000 for all three. How much money will each of them pay each other so that they all have the same spending? SK is the older Slovak crown currency.
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