A, B and C form a company. A invests half of C expecting a return of 10%. B invests three-fourths of C, expecting a return of 15% on it. C invests Z=1000 and the profit of the firm is 25%. How much would B's share of profit be more than that of A's share if B gets an additional 8% for mana ing the …

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A, B and C form a company. A invests half of C expecting a return of 10%. B invests three-fourths of C, expecting a return of 15% on it. C invests Z=1000 and the profit of the firm is 25%. How much would B's share of profit be more than that of A's share if B gets an additional 8% for mana ing the business? (Assume that their expectation with respect to returns on capital invested are met before profit is divided in the ratio of capitals invested). (a) 219.166 (b) 118.333 (c) 236.666 (d) 354.166.

Harsh Lata · Answer

B getting an additional 8% is vague please specify, is it for profit?

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