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The average selling price of mangoes is Rs. 8 (per kg) more than the average selling price of the oranges. The quantity of oranges sold is 25% more than the quantity of mangoes sold. The fruit seller got a total of Rs. 3000 and Rs. 3350 for selling the total quantities of mangoes and oranges respectively. Find the total quantity of mangoes sold.
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