Math, asked by anguramachandran, 20 days ago

A started a business with the amount of Rs 40000 After 5 months A withdraws Rs 20000 B invest every month regularly. The ratio of profit share between A and B at the end of year is 10239. Find how much B invested in each month?​

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Answered by Vaish2934
4

Ratios of their investment,

=40000×12:60000×10:120000×x

=40×12:60×10:120×x

=40:5×10:10×x

=8:10:2x

=4:5:x 

C′s share =150000  

⇒9+x375000x=150000 

⇒375x9+x=150 

⇒375x=1350+150x

⇒225x=1350

⇒x=6 

Thus C joined for 6 months.

Total months B joined =10

Thus C joined after B=10−6=4 month

Answered by steffiaspinno
0

28200 is the amount invested B in each month when they started their business.

Explanation:

  • The capitals of A  and B have the following percentage:
  • 200005+150007:200005+160007200005+260007
  • =205000:212000:282000=205:212:282

1. A's share is equal to Rs. (69900 699205)=RS.20500.

2. B's portion is equal to Rs. (69900 699282)=RS.28200.

The portion is directly proportioned to the ratio of the amount invested in the business, the investment can be resonated with the profit share for 5 months.

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