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The cost price of gadget ‘B’ is (150/6)% of the selling price of gadget ‘A’. Gadget ‘A’ is sold at 25% profit, and the cost price of gadget ‘A’ is Rs. 12 more than that of gadget ‘B’. If the cost price of gadget ‘A’ is equal to the selling price of gadget ‘B’, find the cost price of gadget ‘B’.
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