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A bakery produces two types of cakes, chocolate and vanilla. The production cost for a chocolate cake is ₹200 and for a vanilla cake is ₹150. If the bakery produces 120 chocolate cakes and 80 vanilla cakes in a week, and sells them at a profit margin of 40% on the selling price of ₹350 for chocolate and ₹250 for vanilla, what is the total revenue generated from selling both types of cakes?
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