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Two items, ‘D’ and ‘E’, were each sold for Rs. 4500. Item ‘D’ was sold at a 20% loss, while Item ‘E’ was sold at a 25% profit. If the average cost price of Items ‘D’, ‘E’, and ‘F’ is Rs. 4200, determine the cost price of Item ‘F’.
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