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A seller sold three types of fruits
A seller sold three types of fruits
i.e. apples, bananas, and oranges. The number of apples sold is 30% of the total number of fruits sold, and the ratio of bananas to oranges sold is 3:2 respectively. If the difference between the number of apples sold and the number of oranges sold is 84, then find the number of bananas sold.
So, the number of bananas sold: 
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