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One-point mathematics
To solve this problem, suppose there are x peaches, y olives and z plums.

According to the meaning of the topic, slowly clear your mind. It can be seen from the first and second sentences that 1/3 peaches and 12 olives can be bought at 1/3 cents, that is, 1/3 X= 12. Similarly, 1/4 z = 65438.

In addition, x+y+z =100; 3X+ 1/ 12Y+4Z = 100; Through the calculation of three equations, the final conclusion is drawn:

There are X= 18 peaches, 72 peaches and Z= 10 peaches.