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Jagjit and Surjit have three children. The sum of the weights of the two smallest children is 71 kg. The sum of the weights of two largest children is 96 kg and the sum of the weights of the smallest and largest child is 87 kg. What is the sum of the weights of all three children.

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Jagjit and Surjit have three children. The sum of the weights of the two smallest children is 71 kg. The sum of the weights of two largest children is 96 kg and the sum of the weights of the smallest and largest child is 87 kg. What is the sum of the weights of all three children.






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