Where should I install SSAS

I have the following environment setup.
ETL server (SQL Server 2008 R2)
Reporting Server (SQL Server 2008 R2)
Web server (Windows Server Enterprise)
Where should I install SSAS? I don't have the budget to get a separate server for SSAS for now.
Thanks.

Without knowing the workload of the different Server it's difficult to give a Suggestion.
In common ETL loads the data warehouse and afterwards the cubes will be processed, then the ETL process is finished and the server would be in idle, while SSAS is in use for reporting; so I would install SSAS on the ETL Server; but as I wrote, without knowing
the workload over time ...
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