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A shop sells two brands of tea: Brand A and Brand
A shop sells two brands of tea: Brand A and Brand
B. The cost price of 1 kg of Brand A is ₹400, and Brand B is ₹300. The shopkeeper sells 10 kg of Brand A and 15 kg of Brand
B. If the selling price of Brand A is ₹600 per kg and Brand B is ₹500 per kg, what is the total profit made by the shopkeeper?
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