Nitin bought some oranges at $Rs.\, 40$ a dozen and an equal number at $\,30$ a dozen. He sold them at $Rs.\,45$ a dozen and made a profit of $\,480.$ The number of oranges, he bought, was
Nitin bought some oranges at $Rs.\, 40$ a dozen and an equal number at $\,30$ a dozen. He sold them at $Rs.\,45$ a dozen and made a profit of $\,480.$ The number of oranges, he bought, was
- A
$48$
- B
$60$
- C
$72$
- D
$84$
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