Mathematics · Partnership & Data Sufficiency
Three partners – Neeraj, Kunal, and Deepak – started a business together. Neeraj and Kunal invested their money at the beginning in the ratio 2:3 respectively. Deepak joined them three months after the business began. What was the initial investment made by Kunal, if at the end of 12 months his profit share was 7,875 rupees out of a total profit of 18,000 rupees? Statement I: Deepak joined with a capital of 6,250 rupees and after some time Neeraj changed his capital. Statement II: After 3 months from the start, Neeraj added 1,250 rupees to his investment. Statement III: Deepak joined with 6,250 rupees and after 4 months from the start, Neeraj added 1,406.25 rupees. Kunal did not change his capital.
- 1Any two statements together are sufficient
- 2Either Statements I and II together or Statement III alone is sufficient✓
- 3Only Statement III alone is sufficient to answer the question
- 4Only Statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question
Correct answer
Either Statements I and II together or Statement III alone is sufficient
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