Mang Jose, a fruit vendor at the local market, carefully tracks his fruit sales throughout the year. He notices that his mango and apple sales fluctuate each month. In January, he sells 120 mangoes and 150 apples, while in February, his mango sales drop to 100, and apple sales slightly decrease to 140. As the months progress, his sales improve. By March, he sells 130 mangoes and 160 apples, and in April, the numbers rise to 140 mangoes and 170 apples. As summer approaches in May and June, mango sales increase to 160 and 180, respectively, while apples remain slightly ahead at 180 and 190. In July, both fruits reach their peak, with Mang Jose selling 200 mangoes and 210 apples, the highest numbers of the year. In August, sales slightly decline, with 190 mangoes and 200 apples sold. As the rainy season begins, sales gradually decrease. By September, he sells 170 mangoes and 185 apples, and in October, the numbers drop further to 150 and 170, respectively. In November, he records 140 mangoes and 160 apples sold. By December, sales remain low but stable, with 130 mangoes and 155 apples.
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