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Q: What is the cost of 3kg 100g if 1kg costs 1?
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If dry than 2kg if wet than 1kg and if burnt then 3kg?

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Ek aisi cheez ka naam Jo sukhi 1kg gili 2kg jala do to 3kg?

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