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Ratio of cost price of article ‘P’ and article ‘Q’ is 2:3, respectively. Profit percentage earned on selling article ‘P’ is same as loss percentage incurred on selling article ‘Q’. Total selling price of both the articles is Rs. 9400. If average of cost price of both the articles is Rs. 5000, then find the difference between their selling prices.
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