A started business investing Rs. 60,000.Exactly six months later,B joined him investing Rs. 90,000.If they make a profit of Rs. 1,26,000 at the end of the year,how much should B's share in it?
a) Rs. 72,000,
b) Rs. 54,000,
c) Rs. 32,000,
d) Rs. 63,000,
e) None of these

• for A
  60000*12mnths=720000(i.e profit)
  now for B
  90000*6 mnths=540000(i.e profit)
  finally
  ratio is 72/54 i.e 4/3
  therefore B' share 3/7*126000=54000
  so ans be 54000
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• 60000*12 : 90000*6
  => 4:3
  so, 126000/7=18000
  ans 3*18000=54000
  
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• ans. b)54,000
  
  share ratio 60k*12:90k*6=4:3(60k=60,000 & 90k=90,000)
  so B's share in profit is 3/7*126,000=54,000
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• if both A and B invest at the start of the year
  
  profit ratio= 60000/90000 = 2 : 3
  
  but B invested 6 months later
  
  so profit ratio of both = 2/(3/2)= 4/3
  
  hence B's share= 3/7*1260000 = 54000
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• for A 60,000*12
  B 90,000*6 since he joined after 6 months
  ratio of A:B =60,000*12:90,000*6=4:3
  therefore B's share=1,26,000*3/7=54,000
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• A invested for 12 months=60,000*12=7,20,000
  B invested for 6 months=90,000*6=5,40,0000
  ratio of their investment=720000/540000=4/3
  therefore B' share 3/7*126000=54000
  so ans be 54000
  
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• Answer is 54000
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• Profits to e divided in 4:3 ratio so answer is B) 54,000/-
  
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• Ans is 54000
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• for a joining starting of the year so A=60,000*12 now b joining for later 6 months so B=90,000*6 according to ratio and profit
  profit=6oooo*12/90000*6=4/3
  therfore B share=3/7*total profit(126000)=54000
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• b) Rs. 54,000,
  
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• OPTION B.) 54000 A:B=4:3 NOW B SHARE=3/7* 126000=54000
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