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A, B and C are three partners in a business. A gets 3/8th of the total profit (at the end of year) and remaining profit distributed in B and C equally. If the profit of A is Rs. 2627 more than 49% profit of B. Find out the profit of A?
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Latest IBPS Aptitude Question SOLUTION: A, B and C are three partners in a business. A gets 3/8th of the total profit (at the end of year) and remaining profit distributed in B and C equally. If the profit of A is Rs.