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A certain amount was divided among four people P, Q, R and S such that the amount obtained by S is 12.5% more than the amount obtained by Q. The amount obtained by P is one third of the amount obtained by S. The average of the amount obtained by R and Q is Rs. 27000. If the difference between the amount obtained by R and S is Rs. 7200, then find out the amount obtained by Q. (It is assumed that the amount is not in fractions or decimals.)
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