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The total sales of shirts and shoes are equal to the total sales of

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Shirt and Belt

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Trousers and Shoes

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Trousers and Belt

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Shoes and Belt

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Solution

The correct option is C Trousers and Belt
Total sales of Shirt is Rs. 19 crores.
Total sales of Trouser is Rs. 26 crores.
Total sales of Shoes is Rs. 45 crores.
Total sales of Belt is Rs. 38 crores.
Total sales of Shirts and Shoes is 19 + 45 = 64
The total sales of Trousers and Belts is also 64 crores.

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