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CAT 1998 | Question: 84

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My ten year old nephew Debu adores chocolates, likes biscuits, and hates apples. One evening I took him to a super market and told him that he could buy as many chocolates as he wanted, but then he should have twice that number of biscuits and finally buy more apples than the total number of chocolates and biscuits. The chocolates cost Re. $1$ per piece and apples are twice as expensive; the price of four biscuits matches the price of one apple. Which of the following can possibly be the amount spent by me on Debu’s evening snacks?

  1. Rs.$34$
  2. Rs.$16$ 
  3. Rs.$25$ 
  4. None of these
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