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Question 1

A and B invest Rs. 6663 and Rs. 4949 for 8 and 10 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 6663×8 : 4949×10

Question 2

A and B invest Rs. 7127 and Rs. 2056 for 5 and 6 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 7127×5 : 2056×6

Question 3

A and B invest Rs. 6279 and Rs. 6242 for 7 and 10 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 6279×7 : 6242×10

Question 4

A and B invest Rs. 3913 and Rs. 2165 for 4 and 9 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 15000, what is B's share?

Share ratio = 3913×4 : 2165×9 = 15652 : 19485
B's share = (19485 / 35137) × 15000 = 8318.15

Question 5

A and B invest Rs. 7792 and Rs. 4264 for 11 and 11 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 20000, what is the difference between B's and A's shares?

B's share = 7073.66
A's share = 12926.34
Difference = |7073.66 - 12926.34| = 5852.68

Question 6

A and B invest Rs. 8467 and Rs. 5959 for 10 and 12 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is A's share?

Share ratio = 8467×10 : 5959×12 = 84670 : 71508
A's share = (84670 / 156178) × 12000 = 6505.65

Question 7

A, B, and C invest Rs. 4121, Rs. 5916, and Rs. 4217 for 6, 6, 4 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B : C?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 4121×6 : 5916×6 : 4217×4 = 24726 : 35496 : 16868

Question 8

A and B invest for 9 and 4 months respectively. C joins after 5 months and invests Rs. 5749 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?

A's share = 6157.04
B's share = 7934.74
Difference = |6157.04 - 7934.74| = 1777.7

Question 9

A and B invest Rs. 4340 and Rs. 3865 for 12 and 9 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 4340×12 : 3865×9

Question 10

A and B invest Rs. 8137 and Rs. 6922 for 10 and 4 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 25000, what is B's share?

Share ratio = 8137×10 : 6922×4 = 81370 : 27688
B's share = (27688 / 109058) × 25000 = 6347.08

Question 11

A, B, and C invest Rs. 3659, Rs. 6174, and Rs. 2155 for 5, 8, 5 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is the difference between A's and C's shares?

A's share = 4197.06
C's share = 2471.9
Difference = |4197.06 - 2471.9| = 1725.16

Question 12

A and B invest for 8 and 11 months respectively. C joins after 3 months and invests Rs. 6844 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 20000, what is B's share?

Share ratio = 6175×8 : 8668×11 : 6844×7 = 49400 : 95348 : 47908
B's share = (95348 / 172124) × 20000 = 11078.99

Question 13

A, B, and C invest Rs. 2192, Rs. 6968, and Rs. 6006 for 8, 9, 8 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B : C?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 2192×8 : 6968×9 : 6006×8 = 17536 : 62712 : 48048

Question 14

A and B invest Rs. 2752 and Rs. 8055 for 12 and 8 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 20000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?

A's share = 6776.66
B's share = 13223.34
Difference = |6776.66 - 13223.34| = 6446.68

Question 15

A, B, and C invest Rs. 6496, Rs. 8078, and Rs. 6578 for 8, 8, 9 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 20000, what is the difference between B's and A's shares?

B's share = 7352.24
A's share = 5912.37
Difference = |7352.24 - 5912.37| = 1439.87

Question 16

A and B invest Rs. 5253 and Rs. 6533 for 11 and 12 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is B's share?

Share ratio = 5253×11 : 6533×12 = 57783 : 78396
B's share = (78396 / 136179) × 12000 = 6908.2

Question 17

A and B invest for 5 and 4 months respectively. C joins after 3 months and invests Rs. 7364 for the remaining period. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is C's share?

Share ratio = 8193×5 : 6783×4 : 7364×9 = 40965 : 27132 : 66276
C's share = (66276 / 112281) × 12000 = 7083.23

Question 18

A and B invest Rs. 8207 and Rs. 8681 for 7 and 8 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 18000, what is the difference between B's and A's shares?

B's share = 9851.01
A's share = 8148.99
Difference = |9851.01 - 8148.99| = 1702.02

Question 19

A, B, and C invest Rs. 5337, Rs. 3973, and Rs. 3168 for 9, 11, 11 months respectively. If total profit is Rs. 12000, what is the difference between A's and B's shares?

A's share = 4553.47
B's share = 4142.99
Difference = |4553.47 - 4142.99| = 410.48

Question 20

A and B invest Rs. 4254 and Rs. 3556 for 5 and 10 months respectively. What is the profit sharing ratio of A : B?

Profit ratio = Investment × Time = 4254×5 : 3556×10

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