Two mangoes come at the price of six custard apples and three mangoes – McqOptions

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1.	Two mangoes come at the price of six custard apples and three mangoes at the price of one watermelon. One took two watermelons for 18 rupees. So what is the price of 4 more mangoes and 10 custard apples?
A.	36 Rupees
B.	20 Rupees
C.	18 Rupees
D.	22 Rupees
Answer» E.

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