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Option 1 : 161102
Since profits are shared in the ratio of their investments
∴ Mayank's investment/Anjali's investment = Profit share of Mayank/Profit share of Anjali (∵ Money invested by them for the same period)
⇒ Mayank's investment/Anjali's investment = (76200 - 27900)/27900
⇒ Mayank's investment/Anjali's investment = 48300/27900 = 161/93
So, Investment of Anjali = × 440000 = 161102.36 ≈ 161102
∴ Investment of Anjali is Rs. 161102
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