A shopkeeper marks his goods at $40 \%$ above their cost price. He is able to sell $\frac{3}{4}$ th of his goods at this price, and the remaining at $40 \%$ discount. Assuming that the shopkeeper is able to sell the goods he buys, find his loss or gain as $\%$ of the whole transaction.
A shopkeeper marks his goods at $40 \%$ above their cost price. He is able to sell $\frac{3}{4}$ th of his goods at this price, and the remaining at $40 \%$ discount. Assuming that the shopkeeper is able to sell the goods he buys, find his loss or gain as $\%$ of the whole transaction.
- A
$20 \%$ loss
- B
$23 \%$ loss
- C
$26 \%$ gain
- D
$30 \%$ gain
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