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A, B and C are partners. They have invested Rs.35000, Rs. 25000 and 10,000 respectively for the same period. If the total profit is Rs. 18000, find the share of A.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

A's capital be C1= 35000

B's capital be C2= 25000

C's capital be C3= 10000

Profit = 18000

T1=T2=T3

Apply formula: Apti Partnership14

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Solution 2:

Ratio of their profits;

Profit of A: Profit of B: Profit of C = C1*T1: C2*T2:C3*T3

Time is same for A, B and C.

So, Profit of A: Profit of B: Profit of C = C1: C2: C3

= 35000:25000:10000

= 7:5:2

A's share = (A's ratio/ sum of all three ratios)* total profit

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Answered by steffis
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Share of A

The share of A is Rs.8999.97

Explanation:

Amount invested by A = Rs.35000

Amount invested by B = Rs.25000

Amount invested by C = Rs.10,000

Profit earned                 = Rs.18000

We'll take the ratio of the investment by all three so as to understand how much portion belongs to each

35000:25000:10000 = 7:5:2           (Dividing by 5000)

Therefore, the same proportions would apply to the profit earned

Let, x be the common multiple for 7,5 and 2

Therefore, 7x + 5x + 2x = 18000

                                 14x = 18000

                                     x = 1285.71

Therefore, the share of A = 7x

                                           = 7 * 1285.71

                                            = 8999.97

Share of A is Rs.8999.97

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