Computer Science, asked by rampratapsharmarps, 2 months ago

A and B enter into a partnership for a year. A contributes Rs. 3000 and B Rs. 4000. After 4 months they admit C, who contributes Rs. 4500. If B withdraws his contribution after 6 months, how would they share a profit of Rs. 1000 at the end of the year?

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Answered by surajnegi0600

Answer:

A will get Rs. 208.57, B will get Rs. 185.71, and C will get Rs. 180.

Explanation:

First, let's calculate the share of A and B for the first 6 months. The total capital for the first 6 months is Rs. (3000+4000) = Rs. 7000.

A's share for the first 6 months = (3000/7000) * (6/12) * 1000 = Rs. 128.57

B's share for the first 6 months = (4000/7000) * (6/12) * 1000 = Rs. 185.71

After 6 months, B withdraws his capital, and C joins the partnership. The total capital now becomes Rs. (3000+4500) = Rs. 7500.

The share of A, B, and C for the remaining 6 months will be:

A's share = (3000/7500) * (6/12) * 1000 = Rs. 80

B's share = 0 (as he has withdrawn his capital)

C's share = (4500/7500) * (6/12) * 1000 = Rs. 180

So, the total share of A, B, and C will be:

A's total share = Rs. 128.57 + Rs. 80 = Rs. 208.57

B's total share = Rs. 185.71 + 0 = Rs. 185.71

C's total share = Rs. 180