Suresh started a business with Rs.20,000. Kiran joined him after 4 months with Rs.30,000. After 2 more months, Suresh withdrew Rs.5,000 of his capital and 2 more months later, Kiran brought in Rs.20,000 more. What should be the ratio in which they should share their profits at the end of the year?	Choices.
A) 21:32	B) 32:21	C) 12:17	D) 17:12	E) 15:11
Explanation:   Here capital is not the same.   Suresh invested 20000 for initial 6 months and 15000 for the next 6 months. Hence his term of ratio   =(20000Ã—6+15000Ã—6)=(20000Ã—6+15000Ã—6)   Kiran invested Rs.30000 for 4 months and Rs.50000 for next 4 months. Hence his term of ratio   =(30000Ã—4+50000Ã—4)=(30000Ã—4+50000Ã—4)   Suresh : Kiran   =(20000Ã—6+15000Ã—6)=(20000Ã—6+15000Ã—6) :(30000Ã—4+50000Ã—4):(30000Ã—4+50000Ã—4)   =(20Ã—6+15Ã—6):(30Ã—4+50Ã—4)=(20Ã—3+15Ã—3):(30Ã—2:50Ã—2)=105:160=21:32   21:32NSWER IS 21:32
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Suresh started a business with Rs.20,000. Kiran joined him after 4 months with Rs.30,000. After 2 more months, Suresh withdrew Rs.5,000 of his capital and 2 more months later, Kiran brought in Rs.20,000 more. What should be the ratio in which they should share their profits at the end of the year?