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Option 2 : 33918
Net Profit = Total Revenue – Total Expense
= Rs. 2,26,129 – Rs. 1,13,069
= Rs. 1,13,060
Let, the profit share of B is Rs. x.
→ A’s profit share = Rs. 2x
→ C’s profit share = Rs. x/3.
Thus, we have
Net Profit = A’s profit share + B’s profit share + C’s profit share
1,13,060 = 2x + x + x/3
1,13,060 = (6x + 3x + x)/3
1,13,060 = 10x/3
x = (1,13,060 × 3)/10
= 3,39,18
Hence, B’s profit share is Rs. 3,39,18.
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