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The income of Leah is 15% more than the income of Luke. If the difference between their incomes is Rs. 3,000 and they spend 65% of their respective incomes, then find the sum of their savings.

A Rs.15050

B Rs.19320

C Rs.28760

D Rs.19000

E None of these

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