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Alloy ‘X’ is formed with copper and tin in the ratio 3:5, while alloy ‘Y’ consists of tin and nickel in the ratio 2:3. If 32 grams of ‘X’ and 50 grams of ‘Y’ are mixed together, what will be the final ratio of copper, tin and nickel respectively?
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