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Teenagers shoe company sells the shoes whose prices i.e., cost prices and selling prices are the multiples of either 13,14,15,16,17,18 or 19, starting from ₹ 399 to ₹ 699 `(i.e.,399 leCP//SPle699)` What can be the maximum profit of the company?

A

Rs. 292

B

Rs. 398

C

Rs. 298

D

Rs. 300

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