A $TV$ set is being sold for $Rs.$ $x$ in Chandigarh. A dealer went to Dellini and bought the $TV$ at $20 \%$ discount (from the price of Chandigarh). He spent $Rs.\, 600$ on transport. Thus he sold the set in Chandigarh for $Rs.$ $x$ making $14 \frac{2}{7} \%$ profit. What was $x$ in $Rs.?$
A $TV$ set is being sold for $Rs.$ $x$ in Chandigarh. A dealer went to Dellini and bought the $TV$ at $20 \%$ discount (from the price of Chandigarh). He spent $Rs.\, 600$ on transport. Thus he sold the set in Chandigarh for $Rs.$ $x$ making $14 \frac{2}{7} \%$ profit. What was $x$ in $Rs.?$
- A
$9600$
- B
$8800$
- C
$8000$
- D
$7200$
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