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A and B enter into partnership. A supplies whole of the capital amounting to Rs. 45000 with the condition that the profits are to be equally divided and that B pays A interest on half of the capital at 10% per annum, but receives, Rs 120 per month for car. Find yearly income when B's income is one half of A's income.
Rs. 9180
Rs. 7150
Rs. 3060
Rs. 1440
Let the total profit be Rs. X. Amount Paid to B as Salary = 120 *12 = Rs. 1440. Share of each one = (X - 1440)/2 Interest paid by B to A = (22500 *10)/100 = Rs. 2250. Total Money A got ={ (X - 1440)/2} + 2250 = Rs. (X + 3060)/2. B received = (X - 1440)/2 + 1440 - 2250 = (X - 3060)/2 Since income of B is half of the A, thus 1/2 * (X + 3060)/2 = (X - 3060)/2 Or, X + 3060 = 2X - 6120 Or, X = 9180. Yearly Income was Rs. 9180. Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.
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Munesh Kumari
Question as well solution is correct
Gourav Chopra
no total incom
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IN THE PDF THE STATEMENT IS WRONG
Eishika Singh
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Deepak Aggarwal
Where it is written , income of B is half of A , it is clearly written profit will be equally divided..
Neeraj Gupta
What to find?
Prabhat Agrawal
not specified properly
Mohit Bhatt
incomplete question statement
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