A trader purchase a wrist watch and a pendulum for $Rs.$ $390.$ He sells them making a profit of $10 \%$ on the watch and $15 \%$ on the pendulum. He earns a profit of $Rs$. $51.50 .$ The difference between the original prices of the pendulum and the watch is equal to? (in $Rs.$)
A trader purchase a wrist watch and a pendulum for $Rs.$ $390.$ He sells them making a profit of $10 \%$ on the watch and $15 \%$ on the pendulum. He earns a profit of $Rs$. $51.50 .$ The difference between the original prices of the pendulum and the watch is equal to? (in $Rs.$)
- A
$80$
- B
$120$
- C
$110$
- D
$100$
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