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A person invested Rs. ‘x’ in account A and Rs. ‘x/2’ in account
A person invested Rs. ‘x’ in account A and Rs. ‘x/2’ in account
B. Account A gives 4% simple interest per annum while account B gives 7%. After 5 years, the total interest received is Rs. 825. What is the value of ‘x’?
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