A started a business with 25000 rupees. B joined a in the business after 4.5 months with 5000 rupees. Find their profit – sharing ratio after a year from the commencement of the business.

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Here are some tips for solving partnership problems: When two or more people invest money in a business, they are called partners. If they invest money for the same time, it is called a simple partnership. If they invest money for different times, it is called a compound partnership.  Here are some formulas for partnerships: Simple partnership formula: If two contributors, X and Y, contribute P and Q amounts respectively for a year, then their profit or loss earned at that time will be: X's profit or loss: Y's profit or loss = P : Q Compound partnership formula: X1 : X2 = Y1 × Z1 : Y2 ×... Show more

A started a business with 25000 rupees. B joined a in the business after 4.5 months with 5000 rupees. Find their profit – sharing ratio after a year from the commencement of the business.