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A, B and C enter into partnership with capitals of ₹30,000, ₹60,000 and ₹90,000, respectively. A is the working partner and he gets 20% of the profit for managing the business. The balance profit is shared in proportion to their capital investment. At the end of the year, if C receives profit ₹8,000 more than A's profit, then find the total profit.

Asked in OSSSC Forester, Forest Guard & Excise Constable · 2026
Partnership · Quantitative Aptitude
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If capitals are equal, profit ratio equals time ratio.

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