Question
A and B entered into a business investing their capital in the ratio of 15:22, respectively and the respective ratio of time for which they made their investment is 11:5 respectively. Find the total profit earned by A and B together, if profit share of A is Rs. 3540.
Solution
Ratio of profit share of A to B = (15 × 11):(22 × 5) = 3:2 Desired Profit = 5/3 × 3540 = Rs. 5900
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