If two partners invest for the same period but share profits in 2:3, and the total profit is Rs. 15,000, what is the capital of the second partner if the first invested Rs. 10,000?
Rs. 15,000
Since both partners invest for the same period, the profit-sharing ratio equals the capital ratio, i.e., 2:3. The first partner's capital of Rs. 10,000 corresponds to 2 units, so 1 unit = Rs. 5,000, and the second partner's capital = 3 × 5,000 = Rs. 15,000.
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