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Answer Only From the Sources

Answers a question using only the excerpts you give it, and says so when they don't cover it.

Why it works: Invented statistics creep in when it summarises from memory. Tying every sentence to an excerpt stops that.

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Answer the question below using ONLY the source excerpts.

Source excerpts:
Excerpt 1: A survey of 1,200 small retailers in Pune found 68% adopted QR code payments mainly because there are no transaction fees.
Excerpt 2: Stock losses among retailers using digital ledgers fell by 14% over six months.
Excerpt 3: Fibre broadband in Tier 2 industrial clusters reached 81% in 2025.

Question:
Why did Pune retailers adopt QR code payments, and did their profits go up?

Rules:
1. Every statement in your answer must name the excerpt it comes from.
2. If the excerpts don't answer it, write: "The sources given don't answer this."
3. Do not add outside statistics or background.

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