Question
M and N started a business by investing Rs.6000 and
Rs.7000 respectively. After 6 months, M and N increased their investments by 40% and Rs.2800 respectively. The annual profit share of N was Rs.2100. Find the total annual profit received by them together.Solution
Increased investment of M = 6000 x 1.4 = Rs.8400 Increased investment of N = 7000 + 2800 = Rs.9800 Ratio of profit share of M and N = (6000 x 6 + 8400 x 6) : (7000 x 6 + 9800 x 6) = 6:7 So, total annual profit received by them together = 2100 x (13/17) = Rs.3900
In cost accounting, the sum of direct materials and direct labor is known as:
ICDS IV primarily deals with which aspect of financial reporting
Under which condition can a company capitalise borrowing costs?
Which of the following is a correct treatment when a company issues shares for consideration other than cash?
What is a reverse auction?
What is the Surrender Value of an insurance policy?
An insurance company collects premium of ₹12,00,000 for annual policies starting 1 October 2024. The accounts close on 31 March 2025. According to IRD...
In amalgamation in the nature of merger, which method is used?
What is the main focus of Railtel Corporation of India?
NPV assumes reinvestment of the cash flows at: