A shopkeeper sells one transistor for $Rs.\, 840$ at a gain of $20 \%$ and another for $Rs.\, 960$ at a loss of $4 \% .$ His total gain or loss percent is
A shopkeeper sells one transistor for $Rs.\, 840$ at a gain of $20 \%$ and another for $Rs.\, 960$ at a loss of $4 \% .$ His total gain or loss percent is
- A
$5 \frac{15}{17} \%$ loss
- B
$5 \frac{15}{17} \%$ gain
- C
$6 \frac{2}{3} \%$ gain
- D
$6 \frac{1}{2} \%$ Loss
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