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A invests ₹20,000, while B invests ₹30,000. A receives an additional 20% for management. The total profit is ₹60,000. What is A's share?

A₹51,200

B₹41,200

C₹31,200

D₹21,200

Answer:

C. ₹31,200

Read Explanation:

If A receives an additional 20% of the total profit for management, then:

Management bonus for A:

20% of 60,000=12,00020\% \text{ of } 60{,}000 = 12{,}000

Remaining profit:

60,000−12,000=48,00060{,}000 - 12{,}000 = 48{,}000

Now divide ₹48,000 in the investment ratio (2:3).

A’s share from investment:

25×48,000=19,200\frac{2}{5} \times 48{,}000 = 19{,}200

Add management bonus:

19,200+12,000=31,20019{,}200 + 12{,}000 = 31{,}200


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