A,B,C invested the capitals in a business. If A invested Rs. 10,000 more than B and C invested Rs.20,000 more than A, then how should a profit of Rs.14,000 be divided among A,B and C? Given : Capital of B is Rs.10,000

a) 2000,1000,3000
b) 1000,3000,4000
c) 3000,2000,5000
d) 4000,2000,8000

• D) ans
  
  A==20,000
  B==10,000
  C==40,000
  so, ration are 2:1:4
  profit 14000
  so,, 14000/7==2000
  so,, A==4000, B==2000,, C==8000
• 8 years agoHelpfull: Yes(19) No(1)
• A=10,000+B
  C=A+20,000
  given B=10,000
  
  so A=20,000
  B=10,000(given)
  C=40,000(As, C=A+20,000)
  
  ratio of A,B,C is A:B:C=2:1:4
  
  profit=14000
  
  A's share is 2/(2+1+4) = 2/7 ==> 14000*2/7 = 4000
  B's share is 1/(2+1+4) = 1/7 ==> 14000*1/7 = 2000
  C's share is 4/(2+1+4) = 4/7 ==> 14000*4/7 = 8000
  
  
  
• 8 years agoHelpfull: Yes(3) No(0)
• A=20000
  B=10000
  C=30000
• 7 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)