A and B invest in the ratio . A is a working partner and gets percent of the total profit as salary; the remaining profit is shared in the capital ratio. If total profit is , what is B's share?
A and B invest in the ratio . A is a working partner and gets percent of the total profit as salary; the remaining profit is shared in the capital ratio. If total profit is , what is B's share?
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Salary = percent of . Remaining = . B gets of .
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All 20 Partnership questions
- 1.A invests Rs 5000 and B invests Rs 3000 for the same period.
- 2.A and B invest Rs 2000 and Rs 4000 respectively for the same time.
- 3.A invests Rs 1000 for 6 months and B invests Rs 1000 for 12 months.
- 4.A invests Rs 2000 for 3 months and B invests Rs 3000 for 2 months.
- 5.In a simple partnership, profits are divided in the ratio of:
- 6.A invests Rs 4000 for 8 months and B invests Rs 6000 for 4 months.
- 7.A and B invest in the ratio 3:4 for the same time.
- 8.A starts a business with Rs 10000.
- 9.When capitals are invested for unequal time durations, the profit ratio is based on:
- 10.A invests Rs 500 for 4 months and B invests Rs 600 for 5 months.
- 11.A and B invest 5000 and 7000 respectively for the same period.
- 12.A invests 4000 for 6 months and B invests 6000 for 4 months.
- 13.X invests 12000 for 3 months and Y invests 8000 for 6 months.
- 14.A is a working partner and receives 10 percent of the total profit as salary.
- 15.A is a working partner and receives 5 percent of the total profit as salary.
- 16.P and Q invest in a business in the ratio 3:5 .
- 17.A invests 5000 at the start of a year.
- 18.A and B invest in the ratio 4:3 .
- 19.A invests 3000 for 12 months, B invests 4000 for 6 months, and C invests 5000 for 4 months.
- 20.A starts a business with 10000 .