A shopkeeper sold two bicycles for $Rs.\,1500$ each. On one, he gains $25 \%$ and on the other he loses $20 \%$. His gain or loss per cent in the whole transaction is
A shopkeeper sold two bicycles for $Rs.\,1500$ each. On one, he gains $25 \%$ and on the other he loses $20 \%$. His gain or loss per cent in the whole transaction is
- A
$2 \frac{18}{41} \%$ loss
- B
$2 \frac{18}{41} \%$ gain
- C
$2 \%$ gain
- D
None of these
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