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Find the average number of chocolates distributed in class IV, V and VI together.
Study the following line chart carefully and answer the questions given below: The following pie chart shows the percentage distribution of chocolates to the students studying in five different classes (i.e. II, III, IV, V and VI) Total number of chocolates = 2500
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