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Snap, Crackle and Pop went to the mall for shopping. They shopped in three different shops X, Y and Z. Snap bought two pairs of shoes, one belt and two pairs of pants at X. Crackle bought one pair of shoes, one belt, and four pairs of pants at Y. Pop bought two pairs of shoes, three belts, and one pair of pants at Z. The price of each pair of pants at shop Z was 20% more compared to other shops, while the belts and shoes were the same price across the stores. They each spent the same amount of money - R2 500. What was the price of each belt?

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