Explanation:

- Kapila initially bought 100 frocks at Rs. 320 each.

- Total cost for the frocks is Rs. 32,000 (calculated as 100 x 320).

- She had an additional travel expenditure of Rs. 1,000.

- She plans to sell each frock for Rs. 150.

- There is also a labor expenditure of Rs. 500.

- She aims for a 10% profit on her overall costs.

Let's compute the total cost:

- Total cost = (Cost of frocks) + (Travel expenditure) + (Labor expenditure)

- Total cost = Rs. 32,000 + Rs. 1,000 + Rs. 500 = Rs. 33,500.

Desired selling price should cover total cost and include 10% profit:

- Required selling price = Total cost + 10% of Total cost

- Required selling price = Rs. 33,500 + (10% of 33,500) = Rs. 36,850.

Selling price per frock:

- Total frocks = 100

- Selling price per frock = Rs. 36,850 / 100 = Rs. 368.50.

Now, let's look at the options:

1. Rs. 385.45

2. Rs. 370.15

3. Rs. 390.80

4. Rs. 336.50

Correct Answer: None of the options is exactly Rs. 368.50, but Rs. 370.15 (Option 2) is the closest.