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The mean purchase price of items 'X' and 'Y' is Rs. 600. Article 'X' is sold with a 20% profit, while article 'Y' is sold with a 30% profit. Calculate the total selling price of both items when the cost price of item 'X' exceeds that of item 'Y' by Rs. 300.
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