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One third of his two fifteenths is two forty fifths of the company

The value of a company is measured as the total value of its shares owned by different investors. Rakesh owns 2/15 of the shares of a company. He sells 1/3 of his shares for Rs. 75,000/-. What is the total value of the company at that time?

  1. A.Rs. 15,75,800
  2. B.Rs. 16,87,500✓ Correct
  3. C.Rs. 17,75,800
  4. D.Rs. 18,27,500

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