Once upon a time, there were 3 generals ruling their respective kingdoms A, B, C. Each general had an equal number of soldiers under command, and all 3 of them sent some of their men out to become secret soldiers in the other two kingdoms working as their spies.
With their knowledge, general A retained his 17 soldiers in his own kingdom, general B 19 soldiers, and general C 20 soldiers. After the infiltration settled, there were 32 soldiers in kingdom A, 36 soldiers in kingdom B, and 31 soldiers in kingdom C. The numbers of the spies were all distinct in those kingdoms with the maximum of 10 spies per kingdom.
How many spies were there in those kingdoms? Enter as your answer, where
U = number of spies from B in A
V = number of spies from C in A
W = number of spies from A in B
X = number of spies from C in B
Y = number of spies from A in C
Z = number of spies from B in C.
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