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span >32 kg of rice ‘A is purchased for Rs. 5/kg while 28 kg of rice ‘B’ is purchased for Rs. 10/kg. If the mixture of the both types of rice is sold at Rs. 10/kg, then find the profit/loss incurred to the seller.
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