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A company sells two products, X and Y. The selling price of product X is ₹500, and the selling price of product Y is ₹800. The company offers a 10% discount on product X and a 15% discount on product Y. If the company sells 600 units of product X and 400 units of product Y, what is the total revenue earned after the discounts?
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