Dipu, Rabeya and Megha have started a small business by investing the capitals of ₹6500, ₹5200, ₹9100 respectively and just after one year they make a profit of ₹14,400. If they divided
rd of the profit equally among themselves and the remaining in the ratio of their capitals, let us find the profit share of each.
Dipu invested = ₹6500 for a year
Rabeya invested = ₹5200 for a year
Megha invested = ₹9100 for a year
Dipu’s total investment = ₹6500 × 12
Rabeya’s total investment = ₹5200 × 12
Megha’s total investment = ₹9100 × 12
Ratio of partnership = 6500 × 12 : 5200 × 12 : 9100 × 12
= 5 : 4 : 7
Total profit = ₹14,400
Profit which they divide equally among themselves ![]()
= ₹9600
∴ Profit of each ![]()
= ₹3200
Profit which they divide in the ratio of their capitals ![]()
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= ₹4800
Dipu's share of profit =![]()
= ₹4500
Rabeya' s share of profit ![]()
= ₹3600
Megha's share of profit ![]()
= ₹6300
Hence,
Dipu’s total profit = ₹4500 + ₹3200
= ₹7700
Rabeya’s total profit = ₹3600 + ₹3200
= ₹6800
Megha’s total profit = ₹6300 + ₹3200
= ₹9500
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