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Neil and Nitin start a business by investing ₹12,000 and ₹ y , respectively. Mukesh joins the venture after 9 months by investing ₹(12,000 +
Neil and Nitin start a business by investing ₹12,000 and ₹ y , respectively. Mukesh joins the venture after 9 months by investing ₹(12,000 +
y). At the end of one year, the profit shares of Neil and Mukesh are distributed in the ratio of 8:5. Determine the ratio of the profit shares of Neil, Nitin, and Mukesh in that order.
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