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A tourist climbed from a hut at an altitude of 1367 m above sea level to the top of the Tatra Peak. The trip there and back took him 6 hours and 20 minutes. What is the altitude of the mountain peak if the tourist climbed 300 meters in one hour and 500 meters in one hour? He rested for one hour during the hike.
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