Math, asked by saad12, 1 year ago

divid Rs 6720 profit among 3 partners of a firm in the ratio 2:3:7 what is the share of each

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Answered by kvnmurty

Share of first partner = ₹ 6720* 2/(2+3+7) = ₹ 1120
Share of 2nd partner =₹ 6720* 3/(2+3+7) = ₹ 1680

Share of 3rd partner = ₹ 6720 - 1120- 1680 = ₹ 3920

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