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Previous Question: A car starts from town A towards town B. Another car starts from town B towards town A at the same time. The pass each other 64km from town B. Both cars continued on their journey after passing each other. When they reach the respective towns, they turn around, back to where they came from. This time, they pass each other 52km from town A. What is the distance between town A & B? Next Question: 40. The reduction of 30% in the price of sugar enables a person to get 20kg more on a purchase of Rs.2000. Find the reduced rate of sugar in Rs/kg. (approximately)

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