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Reply Thu 21 Apr, 2016 01:28 am
Quarter of one figure is equal to three times of second figure, if 12 is added in the four times of second figure, if 12 is added in the four times of second figure, the resultant figure is equal to three times of first figure. write down both the figures in sequence?
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