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What is the approximate average number of chocolates purchased by Sumit from shop A, B and D together?
Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions: Pie chart shows the percentage distribution of total number of chocolates purchased by (Amit + Sumit) from five different shops (A, B, C D and
E) and table shows the number of chocolates purchased by Amit from these shops. Total number of chocolates = 200
E) and table shows the number of chocolates purchased by Amit from these shops. Total number of chocolates = 200
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