Correct option is D
Given:
Lalit’s investment = Rs. 10,000
Manoj’s investment = Rs. 18,000
Nitin’s investment = Rs. 24,000
Nitin joins after 8 months
Total profit = Rs. 22,000
Duration of the business = 2 years
Concept Used:
Profit-sharing ratio in a partnership is based on the product of the amount of investment and the duration of the investment.
Solution:
Lalit’s share:
Lalit’s investment = Rs. 10,000 for 2 years.
Lalit’s share of the profit = 10,000 × 24 = 240,000
Manoj’s share:
Manoj’s investment = Rs. 18,000 for 2 years.
Manoj’s share of the profit = 18,000 × 24 = 432,000
Nitin’s share:
Nitin’s investment = Rs. 24,000, but he joined after 8 months.
Nitin’s share of the profit = 24,000 × 16 = 384,000
The total share ratio is the sum of the products of each person's investment and time:
Total share ratio = 240,000 : 432,000 : 384,000
= 5 : 9 : 8 = 22 unit
22 unit = 22,000 , 1 unit = 1000
Share of Nitin and Manoj = ( 9 + 8) = 17 unit , = 17000
Thus, the total share of Nitin and Manoj in the total profit of Rs. 22,000 is Rs. 17,000.