Question
Arjun and Karan became partners in a startup. Arjun
invested Rs. 7,200. Karan exited the business after 10 months. Their profit shares were in the ratio of 2:3. Determine Karan’s investment.Solution
ATQ,
Let Karan’s investment = y
(7200 × 12) : (y × 10) = 2 : 3
→ 86400 / (10y) = 2 / 3
→ 8640 / y = 2 / 3
→ y = 8640 × (3 / 2)
→ y = Rs. 12,960
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