A man sells a scooter to his friend at $10 \%$ loss. If the friend sells it for $RS.\, 4000$ and gains $20\%,$ find out the original cost price of the scooter. (in $Rs.$)
A man sells a scooter to his friend at $10 \%$ loss. If the friend sells it for $RS.\, 4000$ and gains $20\%,$ find out the original cost price of the scooter. (in $Rs.$)
- A
$50000$
- B
$45000$
- C
$40000$
- D
None of these
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