A and B start a business. A invests Tk 1,00,000 and B invests Tk 50,000. A works, B is a sleeping partner. A gets 20% of the profit for management. If total profit is Tk 30,000, what is A’s total share?

Question: A and B start a business. A invests Tk 1,00,000 and B invests Tk 50,000. A works, B is a sleeping partner. A gets 20% of the profit for management. If total profit is Tk 30,000, what is A’s total share?

Solution:
First, A gets 20% of profit = 0.20 × 30,000 = Tk 6,000
Remaining = 24,000

→ This will be divided in the ratio of their investments: A : B = 100000 : 50000
→ divided in 2 : 1 ratio

A’s share from this = (2/3) × 24,000 = 16,000
Total A = 6,000 + 16,000 = Tk 22,000