 Hello friends, how are you all today? The question says A, B, C and D enter into a partnership. A, B, C subscribed 1 by 3, 1 by 4 and 1 by 5 part of the capital respectively and D the rest. How should they share the profit of Rs. 954,000 if they share it in the ratio of their investment? So here this is a very simple question which is given to us. We are given here the total profit of the business as Rs. 954,000, right? We are given A's capital share as 1 by 3, B's capital share as 1 by 4 and C's capital share as 1 by 5. Right? So we can easily find out D's capital share that is by subtracting the sum that is 1 by 3 plus 1 by 4 plus 1 by 5 from 1. This gives us 1 minus taking the LCM, here we have 60, 20 plus 15 plus 12, this is 60 minus 47 upon 60 giving us the answer as 13 by 60. So D's capital share in the business is 13 by 60. Now we are given that their profit sharing ratio is seen as the ratio of their investments. The ratio given to us is 1 by 3 is to 1 by 4 is to 1 by 5 is to 13 by 60. Which gives us 20 is to 15 is to 12 is to 13 as their profit sharing ratio. The sum of ratios comes out to be 20 plus 15 plus 12 plus 13 and that is equal to 60. Now we can easily find out each and everybody's respective share. So A's share in profit will be 20 upon the sum 60 into 9,54,000. That comes out to be rupees 3,18,000. Now similarly we can find out these share in profit and on calculating we have the answer as rupees 2,38,500 here. Here we have rupees 1,90,800 and here we have rupees 2,06,700. Right, so this is the required answer to this session. These are the respective share of these four partners. So this ends the session. Hope you understood it. Take care of your calculations and bye for now.