A dealer sold a bicycle at a profit of $10 \% .$ Had he brought the bicycle at $10 \%$ less price and sold it at a price $Rs.\, 60$ more, he would have gained $25 \%$. The cost price of the bicycle was
A dealer sold a bicycle at a profit of $10 \% .$ Had he brought the bicycle at $10 \%$ less price and sold it at a price $Rs.\, 60$ more, he would have gained $25 \%$. The cost price of the bicycle was
- A
$2600$
- B
$2000$
- C
$2200$
- D
$2400$
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