Narasimha, Madhu and pavan started a business by investing Rs.1, 20,000, Rs. 1,35,000 and Rs 1, 50,000 respectively. Find the share of Pavan, out of an annual profit of Rs 56,700.
A) Rs .16, 800 B) Rs.18, 900 C) Rs.21, 000 D) none

• 21000.
  share ratio 8:9:10.
  so pawan profit = (56700*10)/27
  ==============21000.
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• N:M:P=120000:135000:150000
  =8:9:10
  TOTAL SHARES=8+9+10=27 Parts
  total profit=56700 ie shared among N m P according to their shares
  hence 1 share=56700/27=2100
  for PAVAN SHARE 2100*10=21000
  for NARSHIMA SHARE 2100*8=16800
  for MADHU SHARE 2100*9=18900
  
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• total=1,20,000+1,35,000+1,50,000=4,05,000
  pavan's percent out of total is=(4,05,000/1,50,000)*100=27%
  therefore , 27% out of 56,700 =21000
  Ans= 21000
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• anuj plzzz explain,how ???
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• c
  invested amounts are in the ratio 8:9:10
  the annual profit is divided into(567000/27)*10=21000
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• c is correct
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• By converting the investments into ratio we get 8:9:10.
  The total average is 27.
  Then we had to find the pavan share = (10/27)*56700=21,000
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