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    Kongunadu College of Engineering and Technology: Quantitative Aptitude Partnership

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    - A and B are partners in a business, with A contributing 1/4 of the capital for 15 months. - B received 2/3 of the total profit from the business. - To calculate B's investment period, we set up a ratio comparing A and B's capital investments based on the time periods invested. - By setting up this ratio equation and solving for B's unknown time period, we can determine that B's money was invested in the business for 10 months.

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    - A and B are partners in a business, with A contributing 1/4 of the capital for 15 months. - B received 2/3 of the total profit from the business. - To calculate B's investment period, we set up a ratio comparing A and B's capital investments based on the time periods invested. - By setting up this ratio equation and solving for B's unknown time period, we can determine that B's money was invested in the business for 10 months.

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    - A and B are partners in a business, with A contributing 1/4 of the capital for 15 months. - B received 2/3 of the total profit from the business. - To calculate B's investment period, we set up a ratio comparing A and B's capital investments based on the time periods invested. - By setting up this ratio equation and solving for B's unknown time period, we can determine that B's money was invested in the business for 10 months.

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    Kongunadu College of Engineering and Technology: Quantitative Aptitude Partnership

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    - A and B are partners in a business, with A contributing 1/4 of the capital for 15 months. - B received 2/3 of the total profit from the business. - To calculate B's investment period, we set up a ratio comparing A and B's capital investments based on the time periods invested. - By setting up this ratio equation and solving for B's unknown time period, we can determine that B's money was invested in the business for 10 months.

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    KONGUNADU COLLEGE OF

    ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

    CENTRE FOR
    CAMPUS TO CORPORATE

    QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
    PARTNERSHIP
    KEY POINTS:
    *INVESTMENT/CAPITAL
    *TIME (MONTHS)
    *PROFIT
    FIND :
    PROFIT SHARES BASED ON THE
    INVESTMENT AMOUNT.
    shares: 3:4:5 => 3600 , 12Ratio =3600
    1 Ratio = 300
    Basic Formula:
    If two partners A and B are investing their money
    to run a business then (Simple Partnership)

    If two partners A and B are investing their money


    for different period of time to run a business
    then(Compound Partnership)
    A, B and C started a business by investing Rs. 250000
    Rs. 300000 and Rs.350000 respectively. Find the share
    of B, out of an annual profit of Rs.187200.

    Ratio of shares of A, B and C = Ratio of their investment


    A : B : C = 250000 : 300000 : 350000 = 5 : 6 : 7
    Share of B = Rs. [187200 x 6 / 18] = 62400.
    Shakeel started a software business by investing Rs. 20,000.
    After six months, Neel joined him with a capital of Rs.
    30,000. After 3 years, they earned a profit of Rs. 13,950.
    What was Shakeel’s share in the profit?

    Ratio of capitals of Shakeel and Neel


    = (20,000 × 36): (30,000 × 30) = 720000: 900000 = 4: 5.
    Shakeel’s share is = Rs. 13950 × 4 / 9 = Rs. 6200.
    Abu and Salim started a partnership business investing
    some amount of money in the ratio of 2 : 3. Shakeel
    joined them after six months with an amount equal to
    that of Salim . In what proportion should the profit at
    the end of one year be distributed among Abu, Salim
    and Shakeel ?

    ( Abu : Salim : Shakeel ) = (2 × 12 ) : ( 3 × 12 ) : ( 3 × 6 ) =


    24 : 36 : 18 = 4 : 6 : 3
    Joey started a business and he invested in 38000, After some
    month, amar came to join with him and invest 28500.The end
    of the year the total profit was divided among them into ratio
    form 16: 8.Find after how many months did amar join.

    we can assume that amar join into business after x months.

    38000 x 12 / 28500 x ( x ) = 2 / 1

    x= 8 , Amar money was invested for 8 months.


    He joined after 12-8 = 4 months
    Munna received Rs. 3000 as his share out of the total
    profit of Rs. 4500 which he and Raju earned at the end
    of one year. If Munna invested Rs.60000 for 6 months,
    whereas Raju invested his amount for the whole year,
    what was the amount invested by Raju?

    Suppose Raju invested Rs. x.


    Then, Ratio of their investments will be:
    Munna : Raju = 60000 * 6 : x *12.
    360000/12x= 3000/1500
    x = 15000
    Vimla started a business investing Rs. 90000. After 3
    months, Pulkit joined him with a capital of Rs. 120000.
    After another 6 months, Alia joined them with a
    capital of Rs. 180000. At the end of the year, they
    made a profit of Rs. 40000. What would be Alia’s
    share in it?

    Ratio of investments of Vimla, Pulkit and Alia

    Vimla: Pulkit: Alia = 90000*12 : 120000*9 : 180000*3


    = 2:2:1

    Alia share = Rs. 40000 * (1/5) = Rs. 8000


    In business, Anuj and Chirag invested amounts in the ratio 4:2, whereas the ratio
    between amounts invested by Anuj and Bimal was 6:4, If Rs 314600 was their profit,
    how much amount did Bimal receive?

    Anuj:Bimal = 6:4 = 3:2


    Anuj:Chirag = 4:2 = 2:1
    Anuj:Bimal:Chirag = 6:4:3
    Bimal’s share = (4/13)*314600 = 96800
    Shina and Bhuwan started a business of utensils in Jagadhari by investing
    their money in the ratio of 4:3 respectively. After seven months, Preeti
    joined them by investing her money equal to Shina’s investment. After 2
    years, they get 25% profit which is equal to the amount Rs. 14750. Find
    the Investment of Preeti.

    Let their weighted ratio be 4x, 3x, and 4x


    First of all, to calculate their weighted ratios
    ⇒ Shina =4 × 24 (2 years = 24 months) = 96
    ⇒ Bhuwan = 3 × 24 (2 years = 24 months) = 72
    ⇒ Preeti= 4 × 17 (24 months – 7 months) = 68
    Ratio will be: 24:18:17
    Total profit after 2 years = 14750 × 100/25 = Rs 59000
    ⇒ Investment by Preeti = 59000 × 17 / 59 = Rs 17000
    A, B and C started a business each investing Rs.10000. After
    4 month A withdraws Rs.3000, B withdraws Rs.4000, C
    invest Rs.3000 more At the end of the years, a total profit
    was Rs.32800. Find the share of C.

    Ratio of capital of A, B and C.


    = ( 10,000 × 4 + 7000 × 8 ) :
    ( 10,000 × 4 + 6000 × 8 ) :
    ( 10,000 × 4 + 13000 x 8 )
    = 96000 : 88000 : 144000
    So, Ratio becomes 12 : 11:18
    Distributing the final profit of Rs. 32800 in the given ratio, the
    share of C becomes 14400.
    Prince and Nakul started a partnership business by
    investing Rs. 5400 and Rs 4800 respectively. After 9
    months, Nakul Leaves and took his capital. At the end
    of year they earned a profit of Rs. 3940. What was
    Nakul’s Profit?

    Prince: Nakul =
    (5400 x 12) : (4800 x 9) = 648 : 432
    316 : 144  158:72  79: 36
    ∴ Nakul's share = Rs (9200 × (79/115) ) = 7110
    A and B together start a business by investing in the ratio of 4 : 3. If 9% of
    the total profit goes to charity and A's share is Rs. 1196, find the total
    profit.

    Let Profit =rs.100


    9% goes to charity = Rs.9
    Rem= Rs.91
    A : B=> 4:3 = 91
    7 = 91
    1= 13 A= 52,B = 39
    A got share of Rs.1196
    so, 52=1196
    100 =?
    Total profit = Rs. 2300
    A and B are partners in a business. A contributes 1/4 of
    the capital for 15 months and B received 2/3 of the
    profit. Find for how long B’s money was invested in the
    business? 
    Thank you

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