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For I: Ratio of the profits received by ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ = (5000 × 12):{(6000 × 6) + (5000 × 6)}:(4000 × 12) = 10:11:8 Therefore, profit share of ‘C’ = 273050 × (8/29) = Rs. 75,280 Therefore, I is true. For II: Ratio of the profits received by ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ = (5000 × 12):{(6000 × 6) + (4000 × 6)}:(4000 × 12) = 5:5:4 Therefore, profit share of ‘C’ = 273050 × (4/14) = Rs. 78,240 Therefore, II is true. For III: Ratio of the profits received by ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ = (5000 × 12):{(6000 × 6) + (3000 × 6)}:(4000 × 12) = 10:9:8 Therefore, profit share of ‘C’ = 273050 × (8/27) = Rs. 81,140 Therefore, III is false. Hence, Only I and II follows
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