A dealer fixed the price of an article $40 \%$ above the cost of production. While selling it he allows a discount of $20 \%$ and makes a profit of $Rs.\, 48$. The cost of production (in $Rs.$) of the article is
A dealer fixed the price of an article $40 \%$ above the cost of production. While selling it he allows a discount of $20 \%$ and makes a profit of $Rs.\, 48$. The cost of production (in $Rs.$) of the article is
- A
$360$
- B
$420$
- C
$400$
- D
$320$
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