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A shopkeeper sold three types of books
A shopkeeper sold three types of books
i.e. fiction, non-fiction, and comics. Number of fiction books sold is 25% of the total number of books sold and the ratio of non-fiction to comics sold is 4:3 respectively. If the difference between the number of fiction books sold and the number of comics sold is 90, then find the number of non-fiction books sold.
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