According to the question, Sum invested by ‘B’ = 2400/0.75 = Rs. 3200 Ratio of profits received by ‘A’ to ‘B’ = (2400 × 8):(3200 × 3) = 2:1 Therefore, required profit received = 1200 × (3/1) = Rs. 3600 Hence, option d.
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