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The marks obtained by M is 15% more than N, and the marks obtained by O is 240 more than the difference of the marks obtained by M and N. If O obtained 300 marks, then find the marks obtained by
The marks obtained by M is 15% more than N, and the marks obtained by O is 240 more than the difference of the marks obtained by M and N. If O obtained 300 marks, then find the marks obtained by
M.
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