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Ratio & Proportion · Question 57 of 67

Question 57

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In a partnership for a fixed period, Anand invested ₹36,000. His share of a ₹12,000 profit was ₹4,800. How much did his partner invest for the same period?

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer B

Correct answer: B

Explanation

  1. Anand's share : partner's share = 4,800:7,200=2:34{,}800 : 7{,}200 = 2 : 3.

  2. Capitals are in the same ratio, so partner's capital = ₹36,000 × 3/23/2 = ₹54,000.

Worth noting

₹90,000 is the total capital; ₹24,000 comes from using 2/32/3 instead of 3/23/2.

Concept
Finding capital from the profit ratio
Typical time
45 s
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