Gopal started a business with Rs. 3000. After 6 months Dinesh also joined him with Rs. 2000. If at the end of the year the profit is Rs. 2600. What is the share of Dinesh in the profit?

Rs. 1733
Rs. 1950
Rs. 866
Rs. 650

Correct Answer: Rs. 650

Explanation:

Ratio between the investment of Gopal and Dinesh = (3000 x 12) : (2000 x 6)
= 36000 : 12000
= 3 : 1
Dinesh's share = [1/(3 +1)] x 2600 = Rs. 650

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