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Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 15:8 respectively. If B had scored 9 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 20% more than that of
Marks scored by A and B in a test are in the ratio 15:8 respectively. If B had scored 9 more marks, then marks scored by A would be 20% more than that of
B. Find the difference between actual marks scored by A and
B.
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