Due to a $20 \%$ rise in price of sugar, a bachelor is able to buy $1.5\, kg$ less for $Rs.\, 135.$ What is the increased price of sugar per $kg$ in $Rs.$ ?
Due to a $20 \%$ rise in price of sugar, a bachelor is able to buy $1.5\, kg$ less for $Rs.\, 135.$ What is the increased price of sugar per $kg$ in $Rs.$ ?
- A
$18$
- B
$21$
- C
$15$
- D
$24$
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