Anna has 6 bananas. Ben has 2.5 times more bananas than Anna. Callum has a third as many bananas as Anna and Ben have together. How many bananas do Anna, Ben and Callum have together?

Anna: 6 bananas. Ben: 6*2.5 = 15 bananas. Callum: (6+15)/3 = 7 bananas Altogether they have 6 + 15 + 7 bananas = 28 bananas

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