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a.
(5 X 4= 20) and (15 X 4= 60)
b.
(10 X 2= 20) and (30 X 2= 60)
c.
(4 X 5= 20) and (20 X 3= 60)
d.
(2 X 10= 20) and (10 X 6= 60)
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