By selling cloth at $Rs.\, 9$ per meter, a shopkeeper loses $10 \% .$ Find the rate at which it should be sold so as to earn profit of $15 \%$ (in $RS.$)
By selling cloth at $Rs.\, 9$ per meter, a shopkeeper loses $10 \% .$ Find the rate at which it should be sold so as to earn profit of $15 \%$ (in $RS.$)
- A
$11.20$
- B
$11.30$
- C
$11.40$
- D
$11.50$
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