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Partnership - 01
01.
A, B and C together start a business. Three times the investment of A equal four times the investment of B and the capital of B is twice that of C. The ratio of share of each in the profit ?
1
8 : 3 : 6
2
3 : 8 : 6
3
3 : 6 : 8
4
8 : 6 : 3
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Answer:-
1
Explanation:-
Solution:
3A
=
4B
B
=
2C
A
B
=
4
3
B
C
=
2
1
A
B
C
4
3
2
1
8
:
6
:
3
3A
=
4B
B
=
2C
A
B
=
4
3
B
C
=
2
1
A
B
C
4
3
2
1
8
:
6
:
3
02.
A and B invest Rs. 3000 and Rs. 2400 respectively in a business. If after one year there is a loss Rs. 720, how much loss will B bear? (loss or profit is in proportion to their investment)
1
Rs. 72
2
Rs. 320
3
Rs. 400
4
Rs. 360
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Answer:-
1
Explanation:-
Solution:
∵ Loss will be divided according to their investment ratio =
A
:
B
3000
:
2400
5
:
4
Loss of B
=
4
(
5
+
4
)
×
720
=
Rs
. 320
Loss of B
=
4
(
5
+
4
)
×
720
=
Rs
. 320
03.
3 brothers divided 1620 among them in such a way that the share of second is equal to
5
13
5
13
of share of other two, combined. What is the share of the second one ?
1
Rs. 1170
2
Rs. 450
3
Rs. 540
4
Rs. 500
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Answer:-
1
Explanation:-
Solution:
Given share of
2
nd
=
5
13
of
(
1
st
+
3
rd
)
or,
2
nd
1
st
+
3
rd
=
5
13
∴
1
st
+
2
nd
+
3
rd
=
13
+
5
=
18
∵
18
units
=
1620
∴
1 unit
=
1620
18
∴
5
units
=
1620
18
×
5
=
4
50
Hence share of
2
nd
=
Rs
.
450
Given share of
2
nd
=
5
13
of
(
1
st
+
3
rd
)
or,
2
nd
1
st
+
3
rd
=
5
13
∴
1
st
+
2
nd
+
3
rd
=
13
+
5
=
18
∵
18
units
=
1620
∴
1 unit
=
1620
18
∴
5
units
=
1620
18
×
5
=
4
50
Hence share of
2
nd
=
Rs
.
450
04.
A and B started a business in partnership by investing in the ratio of 7 : 9. After 3 months A withdraw
2
3
2
3
of its investment and after 4 months from the beginning B withdraw
33
1
3
33
1
3
% of its investment. If a total earned profit is Rs. 10201 at the end of 9 months, find the share of each in profit ?
1
Rs. 3535, Rs. 6666
2
Rs. 3055, Rs. 5555
3
Rs. 4503, Rs. 1345
4
Rs. 3545, Rs. 3333
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1
Explanation:-
Solution:
Note : In such type of question we can assume ratio as per our need to avoid fraction
Capital →
A
7 ×
3
:
B
9 ×
3
New Ratio, →
A
21x
:
B
27x
Total capital invested by A in 9 months
=
21
x
×
3
+
7
x
×
6
=
105
x
=
21
x
×
3
+
7
x
×
6
=
105
x
Total capital of B invested in 9 months
=
27
x
×
4
+
18
x
×
5
=
198
x
=
27
x
×
4
+
18
x
×
5
=
198
x
According to the question,
(
105
x
+
198
x
)
=
Rs
. 10201
303
x
=
Rs
. 10201
x
=
10201
303
Hence,
Share of A
=
105
×
10201
303
=
Rs
.
3535
Share of B
=
198
×
10201
303
=
Rs
.
6666
According to the question,
(
105
x
+
198
x
)
=
Rs
. 10201
303
x
=
Rs
. 10201
x
=
10201
303
Hence,
Share of A
=
105
×
10201
303
=
Rs
.
3535
Share of B
=
198
×
10201
303
=
Rs
.
6666
05.
Out of total capital required to start a business A invested 30%, B invested
2
5
2
5
th and C invested the remaining capital. At the end of one year sum of Rs. 4000 is earned as a profit which is 20% of the capital given by B, then find how much C invested in the business ?
1
Rs. 25000
2
Rs. 10000
3
Rs. 15000
4
Rs. 12450
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Explanation:-
Solution:
Total profit = Rs. 4000
According to the question,
20% of B's capital
=
Rs
.
4000
1% of B's capital
=
Rs
.
4000
20
B's total capital
=
Rs
.
4000
20
×
100
=
Rs
.
20000
20% of B's capital
=
Rs
.
4000
1% of B's capital
=
Rs
.
4000
20
B's total capital
=
Rs
.
4000
20
×
100
=
Rs
.
20000
Let total capital required for business = 100 units.
A
:
B
:
C
Capital
30
:
40
:
30
× 500
:
× 500
:
× 500
15000
:
20000
:
15000
15000
Hence, Required capital for C = Rs. 15000
06.
A, B and C are partners in a business partnership. A invested Rs. 4000 for whole year. B invested Rs. 6000 initially but increased this investment up to Rs. 8000 at the end of 4 months, while C invested Rs. 8000 initially, but withdraw Rs. 2000 at the end of 9 months. At the end of year total earned profit is Rs. 16950, find their share of profit ?
1
Rs. 3600, Rs. 6600, Rs. 6750
2
Rs. 2000, Rs. 3050, Rs. 5400
3
Rs. 2450, Rs. 2460, Rs. 1456
4
None of these
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Explanation:-
Solution:
Table correction
Total capital invested by A in 1 year
=
12
×
4000
=
Rs
. 48000
=
12
×
4000
=
Rs
. 48000
Total capital invested by B in 1 year
=
4
×
6000
+
8
×
8000
=
24000
+
64000
=
Rs
.
88000
=
4
×
6000
+
8
×
8000
=
24000
+
64000
=
Rs
.
88000
Total capital invested by C in 1 year
=
9
×
8000
+
3
×
6000
=
72000
+
18000
=
Rs
. 90000
=
9
×
8000
+
3
×
6000
=
72000
+
18000
=
Rs
. 90000
A
:
B
:
C
Capital
48000
:
88000
:
90000
24
:
44
:
45
According to the question,
(
24
+
44
+
45
)
units
(
24
+
44
+
45
)
units
=
Rs
.
16950
Rs
.
16950
113 units
=
Rs
. 16950
1
unit
=
16950
113
= Rs
. 150
Hence,
Profit of A
=
150
×
24
=
Rs
.
3600
Profit of B
=
150
×
44
=
Rs
.
6600
Profit of C
=
150
×
45
=
Rs
.
6750
113 units
=
Rs
. 16950
1
unit
=
16950
113
= Rs
. 150
Hence,
Profit of A
=
150
×
24
=
Rs
.
3600
Profit of B
=
150
×
44
=
Rs
.
6600
Profit of C
=
150
×
45
=
Rs
.
6750
07.
A and B started a business by investing Rs. 2400 and Rs. 3600 respectively. At the end 4th months from the stat of the business, C joined with Rs. X. After 8 months from the start of the business, B withdrew Rs. 600. If C's share is Rs. 8000 in the annual profit of Rs. 22500, what was the amount C invested in the business ?
1
Rs. 7200
2
Rs. 5800
3
Rs. 4000
4
Rs. 4800
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Explanation:-
Solution:
A invests Rs. 2400 for 12 months
B invests Rs. 3600 for 8 months
And Rs. 3000 for 4 months
C invests Rs. X for 8 months
Ratio of profit of A, B and C
⇒
Profit of A
⇒
Profit of A
:
Profit of B
Profit of B
:
Profit of C
Profit of C
⇒
2400
×
12
⇒
2400
×
12
:
(
3600
×
8
)
(
3600
×
8
)
+
(
3000
×
4
)
(
3000
×
4
)
:
X
×
8
X
×
8
⇒
28800
:
40800
:
8
X
⇒
3600
:
5100
:
X
⇒
28800
:
40800
:
8
X
⇒
3600
:
5100
:
X
Given profit of C = Rs. 8000
And total profit of A, B and C = Rs. 22500
∴
X
×
22500
3600
+
5100
+
X
=
8000
⇒
X
×
22500
8700
+
X
=
8000
∴
X
×
22500
3600
+
5100
+
X
=
8000
⇒
X
×
22500
8700
+
X
=
8000
⇒
22500
X
⇒
22500
X
=
69600000
69600000
+
8000
X
8000
X
⇒
14500
X
=
69600000
⇒
X
=
Rs
.
4800
⇒
14500
X
=
69600000
⇒
X
=
Rs
.
4800
08.
A, B and C started a business by investing Rs. 24000, Rs. 32000 and Rs. 18000 respectively. A and B are active partners and get 15% and 12% of total profit and remaining profit is to be distributed among them in the ratio of their investment. If C got total Rs. 65700 as a profit, what was the total amount of profit ?
1
Rs. 470000
2
Rs. 370000
3
Rs. 345000
4
Rs. 157000
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Answer:-
1
Explanation:-
Solution:
A
:
B
:
C
Capital →
24000
:
32000
:
18000
24
:
32
:
18
12
:
16
:
9
Let the total profit
=
100
x
Extra share of A
=
100
x
×
10
100
=
15
x
Extra share of B
=
100
x
×
12
100
=
12
x
Remaining profit
=
[
100
x
−
(
15
x
+
12
x
)
]
=
73
x
Let the total profit
=
100
x
Extra share of A
=
100
x
×
10
100
=
15
x
Extra share of B
=
100
x
×
12
100
=
12
x
Remaining profit
=
[
100
x
−
(
15
x
+
12
x
)
]
=
73
x
According to the question,
Note: Remaining profit will be distributed in the ratio of their capitals.
∴ Share of C
⇔
73
x
(
12
+
16
+
9
)
×
9
=
Rs
.
65700
⇔
657
x
37
=
Rs
.
65700
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
65700
×
37
657
⇔
x
=
Rs
. 3
700
Hence, required profit
=
100
x
=
100
×
3700
=
Rs
. 3
70000
⇔
73
x
(
12
+
16
+
9
)
×
9
=
Rs
.
65700
⇔
657
x
37
=
Rs
.
65700
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
65700
×
37
657
⇔
x
=
Rs
. 3
700
Hence, required profit
=
100
x
=
100
×
3700
=
Rs
. 3
70000
09.
A and B started a business by investing Rs. 36000 and Rs. 45000 respectively. After 4 months B withdraws
4
9
4
9
of his investment. Its 5 months after she again invested
11
9
11
9
of its original investment. If the total earned profit at the end of the year, is Rs. 117240, then who will get more money as a share of profit and how much ?
1
Rs. 15500
2
Rs. 12450
3
Rs. 14245
4
Rs. 13560
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1
Explanation:-
Solution:
Total capital invested by A in 1 year
=
36000
×
12
=
Rs
. 432000
=
36000
×
12
=
Rs
. 432000
Total capital invested by B in 1 year
=
45000
×
4
=
45000
×
4
+
(
45000
−
20000
)
×
5
(
45000
−
20000
)
×
5
+
(
55000
+
25000
)
×
3
(
55000
+
25000
)
×
3
=
180000
+
125000
+
240000
=
180000
+
125000
+
240000
=
Rs
.
545000
=
Rs
.
545000
A
:
B
Ratio of Capital →
432000
:
545000
Ratio of Profit →
432
:
545
According to the question,
(
432
+
545
)
units
=
Rs
. 117240
977 units
=
Rs
. 117240
1 unit
=
Rs
.
117240
977
= Rs
. 120
Difference in profit
=
(
545
−
432
)
×
120
=
13560
According to the question,
(
432
+
545
)
units
=
Rs
. 117240
977 units
=
Rs
. 117240
1 unit
=
Rs
.
117240
977
= Rs
. 120
Difference in profit
=
(
545
−
432
)
×
120
=
13560
It means B will get Rs. 13560 more than A
10.
A, B and C invested money in the ratio of
1
2
:
1
3
:
1
5
1
2
:
1
3
:
1
5
in a business. After 4 months A doubled his investment and after 6 months B halves his investment. If the total profit at the end of the year be Rs. 34650 then find the share of each in profit ?
1
Rs. 20000, Rs. 25000, Rs. 18000
2
Rs. 15500, Rs. 27200, Rs. 20450
3
Rs. 22500, Rs. 6750, Rs. 5400
4
Rs. 10350, Rs. 21540, Rs. 12050
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1
Explanation:-
Solution:
Ratio of capital invested by
A, B and C
=
15
:
10
:
6
A, B and C
=
15
:
10
:
6
Total capital invested by A in 1 year
=
15
x
×
4
+
30
x
×
8
=
300
x
=
15
x
×
4
+
30
x
×
8
=
300
x
Total capital invested by B in 1 year
=
10
x
×
6
+
5
x
×
6
=
90
x
=
10
x
×
6
+
5
x
×
6
=
90
x
Total capital invested by C in 1 year
=
6
x
×
12
=
72
x
=
6
x
×
12
=
72
x
Ratio of profits:
A
:
B
:
C
300x
:
90x
:
72x
50x
:
15x
:
12x
According to the question,
⇔
(
50
x
+
15
x
+
12
x
)
⇔
(
50
x
+
15
x
+
12
x
)
=
Rs
. 34650
Rs
. 34650
⇔
77
x
=
Rs
.
34650
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
34650
77
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
450
Profit of A
=
Rs
.
450
×
50
=
Rs
. 22500
Profit of B
=
Rs
.
450
×
15
=
Rs
. 6750
Profit of C
=
Rs
.
450
×
12
=
Rs
. 5400
⇔
77
x
=
Rs
.
34650
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
34650
77
⇔
x
=
Rs
.
450
Profit of A
=
Rs
.
450
×
50
=
Rs
. 22500
Profit of B
=
Rs
.
450
×
15
=
Rs
. 6750
Profit of C
=
Rs
.
450
×
12
=
Rs
. 5400
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