Question
A and B enter into a partnership with ₹25,000 and
₹50,000, respectively, in a company for a year. After 7 months, C gets into a partnership with them with ₹30,000 and A withdraws his contribution after 9 months. What would be C's share in the profit, assuming a total profit of ₹3,900 at the end of the year?Solution
Equivalent investment of A = 25,000 × 9/12 = 18,750 Equivalent investment of B = 50,000 Equivalent investment of C = 30,000 × 5/12 = 12,500 Total equivalent investment = 18,750 + 50,000+ 12,500 = 81,250 A's share = (18,750 / 81,250) × 3,900 =903.85 B's share = (50,000 / 81,250) ×3,900 =2,396.15 C's share = (12,500 / 81,250) × 3,900 = ₹600 So, C's share in the profit would be approximately ₹600.
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