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Vijay Dairy is selling flavored milk and buttermilk in packets of 150 ml. The dairy
sells 2000 packets of flavored milk and 1000 packets of buttermilk every day. The
former is priced at Rs 6 and the latter is at Rs 4. A market survey estimates the cross
be -1.3. The dairy is contemplating a 10 per cent reduction in the price of flavored
milk. Should it go ahead with price reduction? Why are why not? Show all the
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