Ayesha, Anita and Ashwini started a business by investing Rs. 36,000, Rs. 42,000
and Rs. 48,000 respectively. They made a profit of 20% in this business. How should
they share the profit
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Step-by-step explanation:
Total capital invested by A in 1 year = 36000×12= Rs.432000
Total capital invested by B in 1 year = 45000×4+(45000−20000)×5+(55000+25000)×3
= 180000 + 125000 + 240000
= 545000z
A : B
Ratio of capital 432000 : 545000
Ratio of profit 432 : 545
According to the question, (432 + 545) units = Rs. 117240
977 units = Rs. Rs. 117240
1 unit = 117240977= Rs.120
Difference in profit = (545 - 432) × 120 = 13560
It means B will get Rs. 13560 more than A.
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