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Amit and Bittu entered into a business with initial investment of Rs 420 and Rs 360 individually. After 5 months, Amit add on 180 more while Bittu withdraw out Rs 60. If total profit received at the end of 10 months is Rs 1960, then what will be the difference between profit equity of A and
Amit and Bittu entered into a business with initial investment of Rs 420 and Rs 360 individually. After 5 months, Amit add on 180 more while Bittu withdraw out Rs 60. If total profit received at the end of 10 months is Rs 1960, then what will be the difference between profit equity of A and
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