Ramu and Somu started a business initially with ₹1,300 and ₹2,200,…

Step-by-Step Solution

In a partnership business, profit is distributed between partners in proportion to their respective investments and the time period for which they invested. Since both invested for the same duration (one year), we distribute the profit based on their initial investment ratio.

1. Find the Investment Ratio:

   • Ramu's investment = 1300

   • Somu's investment = 2200

   • Ratio = 1300 : 2200 = 13 : 22

2. Determine Total Ratio Parts:

   • Total parts = 13 + 22 = 35

3. Calculate Ramu's Share:

   • Ramu's share = (Ramu's ratio part / Total ratio parts) * Total profit

   • Ramu's share = (13 / 35) * 7350

   • Ramu's share = 13 * (7350 / 35)

   • Ramu's share = 13 * 210 = 2730