At a village trade fair,a man buys a horse and a camel together for $Rs. 51,250$. He sold the horse at a profit of $25\%$ and the camel at a loss of $20\%$. If he sold both the animals at the same price,then the cost price of the cheaper animal was $Rs.$ .........

  • A
    $6600$
  • B
    $7500$
  • C
    $25000$
  • D
    $20000$

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