Question
Together, Amar and Bhanu invest Rs. 9200 and Rs. 12400
to launch their firm. Two years later, Bhanu departs from the company, and Chintu, who has invested Rs. 10,800, enters. After four years, the business has made a total profit of Rs. 43,680; next, determine Bhanu's profit.ÂSolution
ATQ, Equivalent investment of Amar = 9200 × 4 = Rs. 36800 Equivalent investment of Bhanu = 12400 × 2 = Rs. 24800 Equivalent investment of Chintu = 10800 × 2 = Rs. 21600 Ratio of profit of Amar, Bhanu, and Chintu = 36800:24800:21600 = 46:31:27 Profit of Bhanu = (31/104) × 43680 = Rs. 13020
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