Kritika bought $25$ $i-$pads and $i-$phones for $Rs.\, 205000.$ She sold $80 \%$ of the $i-$pads and $12$ $i-$phones for a profit of $Rs.\, 40000.$ Each $i-$pad was marked up by $20 \%$ over cost and each $i-$phone was sold at a profit of $Rs.\, 2000.$ The remaining $i-$pads and $3$ $i-$phones could not be sold. What is Kritika's overall profit$/$loss?
Kritika bought $25$ $i-$pads and $i-$phones for $Rs.\, 205000.$ She sold $80 \%$ of the $i-$pads and $12$ $i-$phones for a profit of $Rs.\, 40000.$ Each $i-$pad was marked up by $20 \%$ over cost and each $i-$phone was sold at a profit of $Rs.\, 2000.$ The remaining $i-$pads and $3$ $i-$phones could not be sold. What is Kritika's overall profit$/$loss?
- A
$Rs.\, 500$ profit
- B
$Rs.\, 1000$ loss
- C
$Rs.\, 1500$
- D
no profit, no loss
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