A and B sell two types of items: mobiles and laptops. The total number of items sold by A and B are in the ratio 5:3. The number of mobiles sold by A ...
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A and B sell two types of items: mobiles and laptops. The total number of items sold by A and B are in the ratio 5:3. The number of mobiles sold by A is 5 times the number of laptops sold by B. The profit difference between A and B from selling all their items is Rs. 1200, with a profit of Rs. 60 on each item. Additionally, the mobiles sold by B are 120% of the laptops sold by A.
Find the ratio of the sum of mobiles sold by A and laptops sold by B to the sum of laptops sold by A and mobiles sold by B.