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120 + 8/100 * x = 6/100 * (x+2400)

=> (8-6)x/100 = 144 - 120

=> x = 2400/2 = 1200

So answer is A.
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Using options,
5% of 2400 = 120

Option A - 8% of 1200= 96 ,
120+96=216
6%(2400+1200)=216
Thus option A
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This can be solved using alligation

5% 6% 8%

2 -----------1

2400 was invested at 5%. That is represented by 2 parts. 1 part was invested at 8%. 2400/2=1200
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