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The sum of the monthly incomes of ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ is Rs. 60000 which is 4 times the monthly income of ‘C’. If ‘A’ spends 60% of his income while ‘B’ spends 80% of his income and the sum of their savings is Rs. 16000, then find the savings of ‘A’.
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