Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Partnership) for SBI Clerk 2018 Day- 101

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1). P, Q, and R started business by investing 10500, 18500 and 21500 respectively.  All of them invested for equal period of time. If P’s share of annual profit is Rs.2142, what is R’s share in the annual profit?

1. Rs. 4386
2. Rs. 5436
3. Rs.5567
4. Rs.3998
5. None of these

2). P, Q and R started a business with an investment of 1500, 1750 and 2250 respectively. After three months P increases his capital by 15%, Q decreases by 10% and for last three months all of them investment Rs.1000 more. Find the profit earned by R at the end of the year if the total profit is 52710

1. 24000
2. 21000
3. 21500
4. 13500
5. None of these

3). Sasi and Mani purchased number of shares of their basic salary are in the ratio of 8:9. Later on the company gave 90 addition shares to either both of them, due to which the ratio changed to 11:12. If the worth of each share is Rs.100, what is the basic salary of Sasi?

1. 26000
2. 25000
3. 24500
4. 24000
5. 25500

4). A started a business with an investment of 7000 and after 7 months B joins with an investment of 12000. At the end of the year A got 10500, because he got 25% of interest for his administration throughout the year. Find the profit earned by B?

1. Rs.2060
2. Rs.1890
3. Rs.2100
4. Rs.2250
5. None of these

5). Richa, Trisha and Kriti entered into a partnership with investment in the ratio 5:8:10. After two years Richa left and Trisha doubled her investment. At the end of three years, they earned a profit of Rs.108000. Find the share of Kriti in the profit.

1. Rs.37000
2. Rs.40000
3. Rs.45000
4. Rs.35000
5. None of these

6. A, B and C started a business by investing Rs. 15000, Rs. 18000 and Rs. 22000 respectively. After 3 months, A invested 20 % more than the initial investment and B invested Rs. 2000 more. And After 4 months, C withdraws Rs. 7000. Find the total profit at the end of the year, if the share of B is Rs. 58500?

1. 154000
2. 157500
3. 167500
4. 145600
5. 128500

7. P, Q and R invested in the ratio of 5: 7: 9. After 5 months, P and R withdraw 2/7^th and 1/3^rd of the initial investment respectively. Find the share of R, if the total profit at the end of the year is Rs. 99450?

1. 24510
2. 39150
3. 28750
4. 35240
5. 27750

8. Parthi, Thyagu and Kavin enter into a partnership. Parthi invests 4 times as much as Thyagu’s investment and Thyagu invests 3/5^th of Kavin’s investment. If the total profit at the end of the year is Rs. 91560, then find the share of Thyagu?

1. 12756
2. 13456
3. 12856
4. 13734
5. 14536

9. A and B started a business with an investment of Rs. 35000 and Rs. 42000 respectively. After 7 month, C joined the business with the investment of Rs. 49000. If the difference between C’s share and A’s share in the annual profit was Rs. 13350, then find the total profit?

1. 89178
2. 84758
3. 86518
4. 92158
5. 56818

10. A and B invest in a business in the ratio of 11: 15. If 25 % of the total profit goes to Charity and A’s share is Rs. 33000, then the total profit is?

1. 105000
2. 125000
3. 150200
4. 164500
5. 104000

Answers:

1). Answer: A

Ratio of the shares of P, Q and R

=10500: 18500: 21500

= 21: 37: 43

P’s Share = 2142

R’s Share = (43/21) * 2142

= Rs.4386

2). Answer: B

Profit ratio = [1500*3+ 1500*115/100 *6 +2500*3]: [1750*3 + 1750*90*6/100+2750*3]: [2250*9+3250*3]

= 22350: 22950: 30000

= 149: 153:200

= 52710/502 *200 = Rs.21000

3). Answer: D

Let their basic salary be 8X: 9X

8X+90 / (9x+90) = 11/12

X=30

The actual share = 30*8 =240

Salary of Sasi = 240*100 =Rs.24000

4). Answer: C

7*12: 5*12 = 7:5

7X/12 + (25/100)X= 10500

X =Rs.12600

Total interest =Rs.12600

Profit earned by B = 12600 – 10500 = Rs.2100

5). Answer: c

Let the investments of Richa, Trisha and Kriti are Rs.5x, Rs.8x and Rs.10x respectively.

Ratio of shares in the profit:

Richa : Trisha : Kriti = (5x + 5x) : (8x + 8x + 16x) : (10x + 10x + 10x)

= 10x: 32x: 30x

= 5:16:15

Share of Kriti in the profit = 15/36 x 108000 = Rs.45000

6). Answer: C

The share of A, B and C

= > [15000*3 + 15000*(120/100)*9]: [18000*3 + 20000*9]: [22000*7 + 15000*5]

= > 207000: 234000: 229000

= > 207: 234: 229

The share of B = Rs. 58500

234’s = 58500

1’s = 250

Total profit = 670’s = Rs. 167500

7). Answer: b

The share of P, Q and R,

= > [5*5 + 5*(5/7)*7]: [7*12]: [9*5 + 9*(2/3)*7]

= > [25 + 25]: [84]: [45 + 42]

= > 50: 84: 87

221’s = 99450

1’s = 450

The share of R = 84’s = Rs. 39150

8). Answer: d

The investment of Parthi and Thyagu = 4: 1

Thyagu’s investment = (3/5)* Kavin’s investment

The investment of Thyagu and Kavin = 3: 5

The investment of Parthi, Thyagu and Kavin = 12: 3: 5

Here, the period is not given. So,

The ratio of investment = The ratio of profit

Total profit = Rs. 91560

20’s = 91560

1’s = 4578

The share of Thyagu = 3’s = Rs. 13734

9). Answer: a

The share of A, B and C,

= > [35000*12]: [42000*12]: [49000*5]

= > 420000: 504000: 245000

= > 60: 72: 35

C’s – A’s = Rs. 13350

25’s = 13350

1’s = 534

Total profit = 167’s = Rs. 89178

10). Answer: e

The investment ratio of A and B = 11: 15

Here, the period is not given. So,

The ratio of investment = The ratio of profit

A’s share = Rs. 33000

11’s = 33000

1’s = 3000

26’s = 78000

75 % of total profit = 78000

Total profit = 78000*(100/75) = Rs. 104000

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