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Q109 (CAPF/2009) Miscellaneous & General Knowledge › Important Days, Places & Events › Important Days, Places & Events

8 oranges cost as much as 5 apples, 5 apples as much as 3 mangoes, 4 mangoes as much as 8 pineapples. If 3 pineapples cost Rs. 36, then an oranges cost is :

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