Question
Two items, ‘X’ and ‘Y’, were sold for Rs. 3200 each. The profit on item ‘X’ is equal to the loss on item ‘Y’. If the cost price of item ‘X’ is Rs. 1800 less than that of item ‘Y’, then determine the cost price of item ‘X’.
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