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The prices of articles A and B are in the ratio of 5:9, whereas the prices of articles C and D have a ratio of 15:17. If article C costs Rs. 1,200 less than article B and the price of article D is set at Rs. 1,700, calculate the price of article
A.

A Rs. 1,440

B Rs. 1,200

C Rs. 1,500

D Rs. 1,400

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