Partnership: Quantitative Aptitude
Partnership: Quantitative Aptitude
Partnership: Quantitative Aptitude
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
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Partnership
Partnership is based on three points, first is time, second is investment and the third
one is profit.
Profit ∝ investment
Profit ∝ time
So, ratio of profit is directly proportional to the product of investment and time.
Common Mistake
The above formula shall be applied only when the Time Period is same/constant. The
next section explains the situation when Time Periods are different.
Mix Partnership
When the partners are involved for different Time Periods,
P1 : P2 = C1T1 : C2T2 ,
Q. P, Q and R entered into the partnership. P contributes Rs. 14,000 for 5 months,
Q contributes Rs. 28,000 for 7 months and R contributes Rs. 21,000 for 4
months. If the total profit made is Rs. 12,500, then find the profit of R.
6 6 12,500
The profit of R 12,500 Rs. 3000
5 14 6 25
Change in Capital
Q. P, Q and R started a business respectively with Rs.100000, 120000 and 180000
for one year. After 2 months P adds Rs.20000, Q and R respectively withdraws
Rs.40000 and Rs.8000. If at the end of 1 year P gets Rs.400 more than R, then
find the total profit.
Rent Distribution
Q. P, Q and R rented a meadow. P puts 10 cows for 7 months, Q puts 21 cows for
2 months and R puts 14 cows for 6 months. If the rent of the meadow is
Rs.3570, how much must R pay (in rupees) as his share of rent?
A. P : Q : R = 10 × 7 : 21 × 2 : 14 × 6
P:Q:R=5:3:6
6 3 3570
Share of R 3570 Rs.1530
536 7
Condition Dependent
Q. P and Q started a business and the ratio of their investment is 5 : 7. They
decided that 70% of the profit will be divided into equal parts and rest of the
profit will be divided into the ratio of their investments. If Q got Rs.500 more
than P, find the total profit.