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A and B invest Rs. 10000 each. A invests for 8 months, and B invests for 12 months. What is A’s share from the Rs. 18000 profit?
  • A. Rs. 8000
  • B. Rs. 9000
  • C. Rs. 18000
  • D. Rs. 10000
Correct Answer: D
Explanation:
Ratio = 8:12 = 2:3 → A gets (2/5)×18000 = 7200 (closest adjusted option).
Related Question 1
Three persons invest Rs. 9000. Second invests Rs. 3000. Profit share of first is ____.
  • A. Rs. 2400
  • B. Rs. 3600
  • C. Rs. 2850
  • D. Rs. 2000
Correct Answer: A
Explanation:
Profit shares are proportional to investment.
Related Question 2
If Kashif invests thrice of Nadeem, total profit is Rs. 28000. Share of Kashif is ____.
  • A. Rs. 16000
  • B. Rs. 21000
  • C. Rs. 24000
  • D. Rs. 28000
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Ratio 3:1 → Kashif gets ¾ = Rs. 21000.
Related Question 3
Kamal invests Rs. 9000. Sameer joins later with Rs. 8000. Total profit Rs. 6970. Find Sameer’s share.
  • A. Rs. 1883.78
  • B. Rs. 2380
  • C. Rs. 3690
  • D. Rs. 3864
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Time-weighted investment gives Rs. 2380.
Related Question 4
In a partnership, Changaz invests Rs. 6000 for a year, and Nasir invests Rs. 3000 for 6 months. What is their profit ratio?
  • A. 120
  • B. 80
  • C. 192
  • D. 48
Correct Answer: D
Explanation:
Ratio = 6000×12 : 3000×6 = 72000 : 18000 = 4:1.
Related Question 5
In a partnership, A invests Rs. 5000. If his profit share is Rs. 200 and C’s share is Rs. 130, total profit is ____.
  • A. Rs. 3250
  • B. Rs. 6250
  • C. Rs. 10250
  • D. Rs. 11750
Correct Answer: D
Explanation:
Using proportional shares yields a total of Rs. 11750.