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A seller sold a mixture of oil and water for ₹270 at a price of ₹(9/8) per liter. The mixture originally contained 180 liters of oil. After adding ‘x’ liters of oil and (x + 20) liters of water, the ratio of oil to water in the mixture becomes 2:1. Find the value of ‘x’.
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