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Rs. 6000 was lent at compound interest for 2 years. The rates of interest for the first and second years were 10% per annum and 30% per annum respectively. If the rate of interest each year had been 20% per annum, then the additional amount obtained would have been (in Rs. ).

A

60

B

30

C

90

D

120

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