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One factory is manufactures to sell masks during the epidemic. The factory produces blue, black, white and green masks containing 4 different colors, 20%, 30%, 40% and 10% respectively. The factory researcher found that its masks sold were by 60% of black masks, by 5% of green masks, by 50% of white masks and by 40% of blue masks.
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