Abhijit started a business investing Rs 70000. Anuja joined him after ...
Investment Details
- Abhijit invests Rs 70,000 and operates for 3 years.
- Anuja joins after 6 months with Rs 1,05,000.
- Sunil joins after another 6 months with Rs 1,40,000.
Calculating Effective Investment Time
- Abhijit: 70,000 for 36 months
Effective Contribution = 70,000 * 36 = 2,520,000
- Anuja: 1,05,000 for 30 months
Effective Contribution = 1,05,000 * 30 = 3,150,000
- Sunil: 1,40,000 for 24 months
Effective Contribution = 1,40,000 * 24 = 3,360,000
Total Effective Contributions
- Abhijit's Contribution: 2,520,000
- Anuja's Contribution: 3,150,000
- Sunil's Contribution: 3,360,000
Calculating the Ratio
- Combine contributions:
Total = 2,520,000 + 3,150,000 + 3,360,000 = 9,030,000
- Ratio of contributions:
Abhijit : Anuja : Sunil = 2,520,000 : 3,150,000 : 3,360,000
Simplifying the Ratio
- Divide each by 30,000 to simplify:
Abhijit: 84
Anuja: 105
Sunil: 112
- This ratio can be further simplified:
Abhijit : Anuja : Sunil = 12 : 15 : 16
Final Answer
The profit should be distributed among Abhijit, Anuja, and Sunil in the ratio of 12:15:16, which corresponds to option C.