The price of a diamond is directly proportional to the square of its weight. $A$ man accidentally broke the diamond into three pieces in the ratio of $3:5:7$ and thus lost ₹ $42600$. What was the original price (in ₹) of the diamond?

  • A
    $11786$
  • B
    $60000$
  • C
    $67500$
  • D
    $75000$

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