A, B and C started a business by investing ₹ 45000, ₹ 55000 and ₹ 60000, respectively, At the end of the year, they got a total profit of ₹ 11200. Find how much B gets more than A in the profit?

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Ratio of share of A, B and C = Ratio of their investments
= 45000 : 55000 : 60000 = 9 : 11 : 12
A's share = (9/32) x 11200 = ₹ 3150
B's share = (11/32) x 11200 = ₹ 3850
∴ B's share more than A = ( 3850 - 3150) = ₹ 700

A, B and C started a business by investing ₹ 45000, ₹ 55000 and ₹ 60000, respectively, At the end of the year, they got a total profit of ₹ 11200. Find how much B gets more than A in the profit?

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