Math, asked by suhai12l, 3 months ago

b.
Dhivya and Ramya started a business. They both invested Rs. 100,000
each. At the end of 6 months, Ramya predicts that the business will end
up
in a loss and she withdrew Rs. 60,000 from the business. But, at the
end of one year, the business generated a profit of Rs. 34,000. What will
be the profit share of each person?​

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Answered by rockstar126
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Answered by qwcasillas
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Given,

A business is started with an investment of Rs.100000/- each by Dhivya and Ramya.

Later Ramya withdrew a sum of Rs.60000/- from the Business.

To Find,

Profit share of Dhivya and Ramya at the end of the year.

Solution,

Let us say the profit per lakh = x

So the profit for first 6 months = 2x

Thus the profit for the next 6 months = 1.4x

Thus 1.4x + 2x = 34000

3.4x = 34000

x = 10000

Thus the profit in the first 6 months = 20000 and the profit for the next 6 months = 14000

Since the profit sharing for the first 6 months is in the ratio 1 : 1 and for the same for the next 6 months is in the ratio 5 : 2

So for the first 6 months, both Dhivya and Ramya get a profit sharing of Rs 10000/- each.

Since the profit for the next 6 months is Rs 14000/-

Thus for the next 6 months Dhivya gets a profit of Rs 10000/- and Ramya gets a profit share of Rs 4000/-.

Henceforth the profit share of Dhivya is Rs. 20000/- and Ramya is Rs. 14000/-.

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