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Three planets revolve round the sun once in 200, 250, 300 days respectively in their own orbits. When do they all come relatively to the same position as at a certain point of time in their orbits ?

A

After 3000 days

B

After 2000 days

C

After 1500 days

D

After 1200 days

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