A started a business by investing Rs. 50000. After 6 months B joined her by investing Rs. 75000. After its 6 months C joined with Rs. 125000. What is the ratio of profit share after 2 year among A, B and C ?

A started a business by investing Rs. 50000. After 6 months B joined her by investing Rs. 75000. After its 6 months C joined with Rs. 125000. What is the ratio of profit share after 2 year among A, B and C ? Correct Answer 8 : 9 : 10

    A     :     B     :     C  
Capital →   50000: 75000: 125000
Time(year) → 2  $$\frac{3}{2}$$  1
Profit → 100:$${\frac{{75 \times 3}}{2}}$$ : 125
  8:9 : 10

∴ Required ratio of profit = 8 : 9 : 10
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