Question
J, K and L enter into partnership with capital
contributions of Rs 30,000, Rs 45,000 and 25,000 respectively. J is the working partner and he gets 30% of the profit for managing the business. The balance profit is distributed in proportion to their capital investments. At the year-end, J gets Rs 400 more than K and L together. Find the share of each?Solution
Profit Sharing Ratio of Partners J:K:L = 6:9:5 (their investment ratio) Let the total profit be = 100 J Share of profit = 30% of 100 + 6/20 of (70% of 100)                 = 30 + 6/20 × 70 = 51 K and L share of Profit = (100 – J’s Share) = 100 – 51 = 49 Difference (51 - 49) = Rs 400 2 unit = 400 100 unit = 20000 Therefore total profit earned = Rs. 20000 Calculation of each partners share of profit J’s 30% profit = 20000 × 30% = 6000 Remaining 14000 (20000-6000) will be distributed among all the partners In their respective investment ratio J’s Share = 6000 + 6/20 of 14000 = 10,200 K’s Share = 9/20 of 14000 = 6,300 L’s Share = 5/20 of 14000 = 3,500
Statements: V > U = T ≤ S; T > Z > L; L = N ≥ O
Conclusions:
I. V > L
II. O < S
III. T > V
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Conclusions:
I. S > V
II. Z ≤ Y
III. Y < Z
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