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A started a business with Rs.2, 70, 000 and was joined by B three months afterward. How much money did B invest if the profit share of A at the end of the year was three-fifth of the total profit?

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Solution

Assume that a company's overall profit is "x" Rs.

Given that A's profit was three-fifths of the overall profit at the end of the year=35x

And therefore, the profit for B =x-35×5x-3x5=2x5

Take the profit ratio for A and B now.

AB=3x52x5

The numerator's and denominator's common factors cancel each other out.

The denominator of the numerator goes to the denominator, and the denominator goes to the numerator.

AB=3×52×5

The numerator and denominator's common factors cancel each other out once again.

AB=32

A invests Rs. 2,70,000.

B's contribution can be made in a variety of ways 23×2,70,000

Find, the factors in the numerator of the above expression for the phrase=23×3×90000

Common multiples in the numerator and denominator cancel each other out, removing them from the numerator and denominator, respectively.

=2×90000

Find the product of the terms in the above phrase

=180000Rs

As a result, B made an investment of Rs. 180000.


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