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The salaries of X, Y, and Z are in the ratio 4:3:5. If X’s salary is reduced by 25%, Y’s salary is increased by 33.33%, and Z’s salary is increased by 20%, the difference between the new salaries of X and Y becomes ₹450. What was Z’s original salary?
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