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Four people P, Q, R and S started a business. The initial investment of P is Rs. 500 less than the initial investment of R. The ratio between the initial investment of Q and S is 6:5 respectively. The initial investment of R is 80% more than the initial investment of S. The initial investment of P is Rs. 4000. After six months of the start of business, P and R increased their investment by Rs. 500 and Q and S decreased their investment by Rs. 1000. At the end of one year, a total profit of Rs. 50000 was obtained from it. 13.6% of the annual profit obtained from the business was spent on donations and the remaining was distributed among them. Which of the following statements is/are true? (i) The difference between the profit share of P and R is the square of an even number. (ii) The profit share of S is Rs. 7200. (iii) The sum of the profit share of R and Q is Rs. 24200.
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