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Lala has lent Rs. 30,000 to Murali and Bansi at 7% p.a. and at 11% per annum respectively. At the end of the year, he has gained an overall interest at the rate of 8%. Find the amount he has lent to Bansi?
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4 units = 30,000 Bansi = 30000/4 = Rs. 7,500