Question
Pawan and Qureshi started a
business where Qureshiâs investment was 62.5% of Pawanâs investment. After 5 months, Pawan withdrew his entire investment. Five months later, Qureshi also withdrew his investment, and Rakesh joined the business, contributing 75% of Pawanâs initial investment. After 15 months, if Pawanâs profit share amounted to Rs. 10,000, calculate the difference between the profit shares of Qureshi and Rakesh.Solution
ATQ, Let Pawanâs investment = Rs.â8pâ So, Qureshiâs investment = 62.5% of â8pâ = Rs.â5pâ And Rakeshâs investment = 75% of â8pâ = Rs.â6pâ Now, the ratio of profit shares of Pawan, Qureshi and Rakesh respectively after 15 months: (8p Ă 5): (5p Ă 10): (6p Ă 5) = 40: 50: 30 = 4: 5: 3 Since, Pawanâs profit share = Rs.10000 So, the difference between Qureshiâs and Rakeshâs profit shares = 10000 Ă (5 â 3)/4 = Rs.5000
33 × 5 - ?% of 250 = 62 - 6
Find the simplified value of the given expression.
(1/4) of {64Â - 28 x 15 + 13 x 16 - 12.5 of 122}
- What will come in place of (?) in the given expression.
(14)² â (12)² = ? 32% of 4080 + 24% of 540 = ? % of 3200
350% of (450 / 1.5) = ?% of 4200Â Â
(15/8) x [6924 – 2124] + 910 = ? + 190
36 x 3.6 á 0.5 á ? = 64
(225 + 125) á 7 + 250 = ? + 20% of 800
128 á 22 à ? = 15% of 300 á 9
135.37 – 50.24 + 629.09 – 199.50 = ? – 214.68 + 42.65