A man bought $4$ dozen eggs at $Rs.\, 24$ per dozen and $2$ dozen eggs at $Rs.\, 32$ per dozen. To gain $20\%$ on the whole, he should sell the eggs at in $Rs.$ per dozen
A man bought $4$ dozen eggs at $Rs.\, 24$ per dozen and $2$ dozen eggs at $Rs.\, 32$ per dozen. To gain $20\%$ on the whole, he should sell the eggs at in $Rs.$ per dozen
- A
$16$
- B
$21$
- C
$32$
- D
$35$
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