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Let the initial investment made by ‘Aditi’ and ‘Bishnu’ be Rs. ‘9a’ and Rs. ‘8a’, respectively. Then, initial investment of ‘Chetna’ = Rs. (8a – 800) Ratio of profit shares of ‘B’ and ‘C’ = (8a × 18 + 8a × 1.25 × 18): {(8a – 800) × 18 + (8a – 800) × 2 × 18} = 324a:(432a – 43200) = 1:1 Or 108a = 43200 So, a = 43200 ÷ 108 = 400 So, amount invested by ‘Bishnu, initially = 8 × 400 = Rs. 3,200
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