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In a business a and c invested amounts in the ratio 2:1, whereas the ratio between amounts invested by a and b was 3:2. If rs.261300 was their profit how much amount did b receive?

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Answered by virtuematane
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Answer:

Hence,

Profit earned by:

a=Rs. 120600.

b=Rs. 80400

c=Rs. 60300.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that:

In a business a and c invested amounts in the ratio 2:1.

Also a and b invested in the ratio:

a:b=3:2.

Now this ration could be represented as:

a:c=2:1

a:c=6:3-----(1) (multiply the quantity by 3).

Also a:b=3:2.

a:b=6:4----------(2)( Multiply the ratio in the numerator and denominator by 2).

Hence, from (1) and (2) we have;

a:b:c=6:4:3

Now let the investment made by a=6x

by b=4x

and by c=3x.

The profit obtained by them is= Rs. 261300

i.e. 6x+4x+3x=261300

13x=261300

x=20100.

The investment made by them is proportional to the profit earned by them.

Hence  Profit earned by a=6x=6×20100=120600.

Profit earned by b=4x=4×20100=80400

Profit earned by C=3x=20100×3=60300.

Hence,

Profit earned by:

a=Rs. 120600.

b=Rs. 80400

c=Rs. 60300.

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