A and B are two partners and they have invested Rs. 54,000 and Rs. 90,...
Explanation:
Ratio of profit of A : B (excluding commission of A) = 54000 : 90000 =>3 : 5
Now the share of profit of B = 4200 – 1200 = Rs. 3000
So the share of profit A (excluding commission) = Rs. 1800
So the commission of A = 3000 – 1800 = 1200
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A and B are two partners and they have invested Rs. 54,000 and Rs. 90,...
Given:
Investment of A = Rs. 54,000
Investment of B = Rs. 90,000
Profit received by A = Rs. 1,200
Total profit = Rs. 4,200
To find:
Commission of A as a percentage of total profit
Let's solve this problem step by step.
Step 1: Calculate the profit sharing ratio
The profit sharing ratio is determined based on the investments made by A and B. Since A has invested Rs. 54,000 and B has invested Rs. 90,000, the profit sharing ratio will be 54,000:90,000, which can be simplified to 3:5.
Step 2: Calculate the share of profit for B
Since A received Rs. 1,200 as his share of profit, the remaining profit of Rs. (4,200 - 1,200) = Rs. 3,000 will be B's share.
Step 3: Calculate the commission of A
Since A is a working partner, he receives a certain commission on the total profit. Let's assume the commission rate as x%.
The commission received by A can be calculated as:
Commission of A = (x/100) * Total profit
But we know that A received Rs. 1,200 as his share of profit, including his commission. So we can write:
A's share of profit + A's commission = Rs. 1,200
Substituting the values, we get:
1,200 + (x/100) * 4,200 = 1,200
Simplifying the equation, we get:
(x/100) * 4,200 = 0
Since the total profit cannot be zero, the only possibility is that the commission rate x is zero.
Step 4: Calculate the commission of A as a percentage of the total profit
Since the commission rate is zero, the commission of A as a percentage of the total profit is also zero.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A) 0%.