a fruit vendor sells two varieties of fruits-mangoes, at rupees 12 each and apples at rupees 15 each. on a particular day he sold fruits worth rupees 387 . if he sold at least one of each variety, in how many combinations could he have sold the fruits?
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fruit vendor sells two varieties of fruits-mangoes, at rupees 12 each and apples at rupees 15 each. on a particular day he sold fruits worth rupees 387 . if he sold at least one of each variety, in how many combinations could he have sold the fruits?
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