Question
A, B and C invest in a partnership in the ratio 5:4:7
and investment of A is Rs.200 less than investment of C. Partner B invests for 1/5th and A and C invest for 1/12th and 1/15th respectively of total time of investment. If profit of B is Rs.1200 more than that of C, then find the profit of A.Solution
Let the total time of investment be 60a months. Ratio of profit of A, B and C = (5 x 60a x 1/12) : (4 x 60a x 1/5) : (7 x 60a x 1/15) = 25:48:28 According to the question, => 20 units ------- Rs.1200 => 25 units ------- Rs.1500
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