Ravi and Suman are partners in a business. Ravi (working) puts in Rs. 4000 and Suman (sleeping) puts in Rs. 8000. Ravi receives 10% of the profit for managing the business, and the rest is divided in proportion to their capitals. What amount does Ravi receive out of the total profit of Rs. 900?
Investment Ratio: Ravi: Suman = 4000: 8000 = 1:2. Total Profit= Rs. 900. Ravi's Management Share= 900 x 10% = 90 Rs. Remaining Profit= 900-90 =810 Rs. Proportional Distribution= Ratio = 1: 2. Total Ratio Units= 1+2 = 3. Ravi's Share of Remaining Profit= 810 ×1/3 = 270 Rs. Total Amount Received by Ravi= 90+270 = 360 Rs.
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