A. Rs.8000, Rs.17000
B. Rs.9000, Rs.16000
C. Rs.18000, Rs.7000
D. Rs.10000, Rs.15000
Explanation:
The ratio of their profits A:B = 8:12 = 2:3
of A in the total profit = 2/5 * 25000 = Rs.10000 of A in the total profit = 3/5 * 25000 = Rs.15000
A. Rs.8000, Rs.17000
B. Rs.9000, Rs.16000
C. Rs.18000, Rs.7000
D. Rs.10000, Rs.15000
Explanation:
The ratio of their profits A:B = 8:12 = 2:3
of A in the total profit = 2/5 * 25000 = Rs.10000 of A in the total profit = 3/5 * 25000 = Rs.15000
A. 18:11
B. 22:13
C. 23:12
D. 11:9
Explanation:
A invests Rs.8000 for 18 months, but B invests Rs.8000 for the first 4 months and then withdraws Rs.4000. So, the investment of B for remaining 14 months is Rs.4000 only.
A : B
8000*18 : (8000*4) + (4000*14)
14400 : 88000
A:B = 18:11
A. 1:2
B. 3:4
C. 2:5
D. 3:7
Explanation:
They should the profits in the ratio of their investments.
The ratio of the investments made by A and B =
6000 : 8000 => 3:4
A. Rs.1000
B. Rs.600
C. Rs.800
D. Rs.400
Explanation:
2*12 : 3*12 : 4*24
1: 3: 4
1/8 * 3200 = 400
A. Rs.16000
B. Rs.20000
C. Rs.24000
D. Rs.28000
Explanation:
3:1
2:1
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6:1
1 —– 4000
7 —– ? => Rs.28,000
A. Rs.3240
B. Rs.3600
C. Rs.3800
D. Rs.4200
Explanation:
15:25 => 3:5
9600*10/100 = 960
9600 – 960 = 8640
8640*3/8 = 3240 + 960
= 4200
A. 7 months
B. 10 months
C. 9 months
D. 11 months
Explanation:
7*5: 5*x = 7:10
x = 10
A. Rs.10000
B. Rs.12800
C. Rs.6000
D. Rs.8000
Explanation:
16*8: x*4 = 5:2
x = 12.8 => Rs.12800
A. Rs.3250
B. Rs.6250
C. Rs.10250
D. Rs.11750
Explanation:
200 + 130 = 330
800 – 330 = 470
200 —- 5000
470 —- ? => 11750
A. 9:10
B. 9:8
C. 3:4
D. 39:49
Explanation:
(3*6 + 6*6): (4*12)
54:48 => 9:8