Quantity I A B and C started a business with initial investments of Rs 1200 Rs 1500 and Rs 1800 resp...........

Quantitative Aptitude ( CCS) Arithmatic inequalities

Quantity I: A, B and C started a business with initial investments of Rs.1200, Rs.1500 and Rs. 1800 resp. A is the working partner so 16% of the profit is given to A for handling the business and rest of the profit is shared among A, B and C in the ratio of their investments. Find the amount received by A in a profit of Rs.2500.

Quantity II: A and B started a business with initial investments of Rs.4000 and Rs.3000 resp. After six months, C joined them, with an investment of Rs.2000. After one year, a profit of Rs.2520 is generated. Find the profit share of B.

Quantity I > Quantity II

Quantity II > Quantity I

No relation.

Quantity I >= Quantity II

Quantity I < Quantity II

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Explanation:

From I: Profit share of A:B:C = 4:5:6
Profit share of A as partner = 16% of 2500 = Rs.400
Profit share of A for his investment = 4/5*2100 = Rs.560
Total profit of A = 400+560 = Rs.960
From II: Ratio of profit share A:B:C = 4000*12:3000*12:2000*6 = 4:3:1
Profit share of B = 3/8*2520 = Rs.945
Quantity I > Quantity II

Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.