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A scored 246 marks in an examination and B got 62 percent marks in the same examination which is 60 marks less than
A scored 246 marks in an examination and B got 62 percent marks in the same examination which is 60 marks less than
A. If the minimum passing marks in the examination are equivalent to 25 percent, then find the minimum passing marks in the examination?
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