Aaron, Ben and Caleb all have grabbed some lollies from a jar. Ben has twice as
many lollies as Aaron, and Caleb has 5 more lollies than Ben. If there are 65 lollies
altogether, how many does each have?
(create an equation and then solve it, allow Aaron to represent a lollies)
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