A) Ram - Rs. 800, Raj - Rs. 900, Rakesh - Rs. 840 | B) Ram - Rs. 900, Raj - Rs. 800, Rakesh - Rs. 840 |
C) Ram - Rs. 840, Raj - Rs. 920, Rakesh - Rs. 840 | D) Ram - Rs. 800, Raj - Rs. 900, Rakesh - Rs. 940 |
Explanation:
Initial investment of Ram = Rs.2500.
After 2 months he withdraw Rs.1250 from his capital.
Therefore, we have, Ram invested Rs.2500 for 2 months and Rs.(2500-1250=) 1250 for 4 months.
Raj invested Rs. 2250 for 3 months and Rs.(2250-750=) 1500 for 3 months.
And, Rakesh invested Rs.3500 for 3 months;
Their investing ratio:
Ram:Raj:Rakesh = (2500x2 + 1250x4):(2250x3 + 1500x3):(3500x3)
= (10,000):(11,250):(10,500) = 1000:1125:1050 = 40:45:42
Total profit for 6 months = Rs.2540
Therefore, Ram's share = Rs.(2540 x 40/(40+45+42)) = Rs.(2540 x 40/127) = Rs.800
Raj's share = Rs.(2540 x 45/127) = Rs.900
Rakesh's share = Rs.(2540 x 42/127) = Rs.840