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A and B each has a certain number of mangoes A says to B ‘if you give 30 of your mangoes I will have twice as many as left with you’ B replies ‘if you give me 10 I will have thrice as left with you’. Then find how many mangoes each has.A. A have 22 mangoes and B have 54 mangoesB. A have 34 mangoes and B have 62 mangoesC. A have 14 mangoes and B have 42 mangoesD. A have 19 mangoes and B have 56 mangoes

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