Charging $30 \%$ above its production cost a radio maker puts a label of $Rs.\, 286$ on a ratio as its price. But at the time of selling it, he allows $10 \%$ discount on the labeled price. What will his gain be? (in $Rs.$)
Charging $30 \%$ above its production cost a radio maker puts a label of $Rs.\, 286$ on a ratio as its price. But at the time of selling it, he allows $10 \%$ discount on the labeled price. What will his gain be? (in $Rs.$)
- A
$198$
- B
$37.40$
- C
$257.40$
- D
$254.40$
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