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Question 1

A, B, and C invest Rs. 8976, Rs. 6434, and Rs. 4077 for 10, 8, 9 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B : C?
Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 8976×10 : 6434×8 : 4077×9 = 89760 : 51472 : 36693

Question 2

A and B invest for 11 and 6 months respectively. C joins after 3 months and invests Rs. 7338 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is C's share?
Share ratio = 2757×11 : 6370×6 : 7338×8 = 30327 : 38220 : 58704
C's share = (58704 / 105237) × 12000 = 6693.92

Question 3

A and B invest for 6 and 6 months respectively. C joins after 5 months and invests Rs. 2521 for the remaining period. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B : C?
Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 2527×6 : 4410×6 : 2521×5 = 15162 : 26460 : 12605

Question 4

A and B invest Rs. 4166 and Rs. 8406 for 5 and 10 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?
Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 4166×5 : 8406×10

Question 5

A and B invest Rs. 5841 and Rs. 4354 for 12 and 9 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?
Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 5841×12 : 4354×9

Question 6

A and B invest Rs. 3376 and Rs. 7922 for 11 and 7 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?
A's share = 4812.96
B's share = 7187.04
Difference = |4812.96 - 7187.04| = 2374.08

Question 7

A and B invest Rs. 8699 and Rs. 5888 for 10 and 7 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 25000, what is B's share?
Share ratio = 8699×10 : 5888×7 = 86990 : 41216
B's share = (41216 / 128206) × 25000 = 8037.07

Question 8

A and B invest Rs. 2740 and Rs. 3869 for 4 and 9 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 20000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?
A's share = 4788.01
B's share = 15211.99
Difference = |4788.01 - 15211.99| = 10423.98

Question 9

A and B invest Rs. 5254 and Rs. 7387 for 9 and 11 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 15000, what is B's share?
Share ratio = 5254×9 : 7387×11 = 47286 : 81257
B's share = (81257 / 128543) × 15000 = 9482.08

Question 10

A and B invest Rs. 5013 and Rs. 8952 for 5 and 4 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?
Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 5013×5 : 8952×4

Question 11

A and B invest Rs. 7690 and Rs. 8859 for 9 and 5 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?
A's share = 7317.03
B's share = 4682.97
Difference = |7317.03 - 4682.97| = 2634.06

Question 12

A and B invest Rs. 4674 and Rs. 3301 for 10 and 5 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 15000, what is A's share?
Share ratio = 4674×10 : 3301×5 = 46740 : 16505
A's share = (46740 / 63245) × 15000 = 11085.46

Question 13

A and B invest Rs. 4752 and Rs. 4581 for 7 and 8 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 25000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?
A's share = 11894.95
B's share = 13105.05
Difference = |11894.95 - 13105.05| = 1210.1

Question 14

A, B, and C invest Rs. 7172, Rs. 3800, and Rs. 3694 for 11, 10, 8 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is C's share?
Share ratio = 7172×11 : 3800×10 : 3694×8 = 78892 : 38000 : 29552
C's share = (29552 / 146444) × 18000 = 3632.35

Question 15

A and B invest for 12 and 4 months respectively. C joins after 4 months and invests Rs. 2857 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is B's share?
Share ratio = 6498×12 : 4009×4 : 2857×6 = 77976 : 16036 : 17142
B's share = (16036 / 99726) × 18000 = 2894.41

Question 16

A and B invest for 6 and 7 months respectively. C joins after 5 months and invests Rs. 6300 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is C's share?
Share ratio = 8809×6 : 6595×7 : 6300×5 = 52854 : 46165 : 31500
C's share = (31500 / 99019) × 12000 = 3817.45

Question 17

A and B invest Rs. 6520 and Rs. 3647 for 6 and 5 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is the difference between B's and A's shares?
B's share = 5722.78
A's share = 12277.22
Difference = |5722.78 - 12277.22| = 6554.44

Question 18

A and B invest Rs. 3365 and Rs. 4781 for 4 and 12 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?
A's share = 3420.49
B's share = 14579.51
Difference = |3420.49 - 14579.51| = 11159.02

Question 19

A, B, and C invest Rs. 5548, Rs. 6042, and Rs. 2551 for 10, 10, 12 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 25000, what is the difference between B's and A's shares?
B's share = 10309.74
A's share = 9466.8
Difference = |10309.74 - 9466.8| = 842.94

Question 20

A and B invest for 9 and 12 months respectively. C joins after 6 months and invests Rs. 7191 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is C's share?
Share ratio = 7523×9 : 3007×12 : 7191×6 = 67707 : 36084 : 43146
C's share = (43146 / 103791) × 12000 = 4988.41
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