Math, asked by lekashri2501, 9 months ago

 A, B, and C started a business by investing Rs.120000, Rs.135000 and Rs.150000 respectively. Find the share of C, out of an annual profit of Rs.56700. *​

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Answered by mysticd
3

 Investment \:of \: A = Rs\:120000

 Investment \:of \: B= Rs\:135000

 Investment \:of \: C = Rs\:150000

 Ratio \: of \: investments

 A : B : C

= 120000 : 135000 : 150000

 = 8 : 9 : 10

 Sum \:of \:the \: ratios

 = 8 + 9 + 10

 = 27

 Total \: profit = Rs \: 56700

 \implies 27 \:parts = 56700

 \implies 1 \:part = \frac{56700}{27}

 \implies 1\:part = 2100

 Profit \: distributed \: in \:the \: ratio \: of

 corresponding \: investments .

 \red{ Profit \:of \: C }

 = 10 \:parts

 = 10 \times Rs \:2100

 = Rs \:21000

Therefore.,

 \red{ Profit \:of \: C } \green {= Rs \:21000 }

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Answered by Anonymous
6

\bf{\underline{\underline{\bigstar\bigstar\: Solution }}}

\:

\footnotesize{ Ratio \: of \:  their \: investment}

\footnotesize{\implies 120,000 : 135,000 : 150,000}

\footnotesize{\implies 8 : 9 : 10}

\:

\footnotesize{\text{Let, \: the \: multiple \: of \: ratio \: be \: x}}

\:

\footnotesize{Total \: profit = 56,700}

\footnotesize{\implies 8x + 9x + 10x = 56,700}

\footnotesize{\implies 27x = 56,700}

\footnotesize{\implies x = \dfrac{56,700}{27}}

\footnotesize{\implies x = 2,100}

\:

\footnotesize{Share \: of \: C = 10x}

\footnotesize{\implies Share \: of \: C = 10 \times 2,100}

\footnotesize{\implies 21,000}

\:

\bold{Answer = 21,000}

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