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A shopkeeper purchases rice of two varieties ‘A’ and ‘B’ at Rs. 30 per kg and Rs. 21 per kg respectively. He mixes 1 kg of variety ‘A’ rice with 2 kg of variety ‘B’ rice and sells the mixture at Rs. 36 per kg. What is his profit percent?
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