Let A invest an additional \( 3000 \) rupees after \( x \) months. ∴ A's capital of \( 6000 \) rupees is invested for \( x \) months, and the new capital of \( (6000 + 3000) = 9000 \) rupees is invested for \( (12 - x) \) months. For A, the total capital for 1 month: \[ = 6000x + 9000(12 - x) \text{ rupees} \] \[ = 6000x + 108000 - 9000x \text{ rupees} \] \[ = 108000 - 3000x \text{ rupees} \] For B, the total capital for 1 month: \[ = 12 \times 8000 \text{ rupees} = 96000 \text{ rupees} \] For C, the total capital for 1 month: \[ = 12 \times 9000 \text{ rupees} = 108000 \text{ rupees} \] ∴ The ratio of A, B, and C's capital: \[ = 108000 - 3000x : 96000 : 108000 \] \[ = 36 - x : 32 : 36 \] \[ = \cfrac{36 - x}{104 - x} : \cfrac{32}{104 - x} : \cfrac{36}{104 - x} \] \[ [\because 36 - x + 32 + 36 = 104 - x] \] ∴ C's profit share: \[ = 3000 \times \cfrac{36}{104 - x} = \cfrac{108000}{104 - x} \text{ rupees} \] According to the condition, \[ \cfrac{108000}{104 - x} = 1080 \] \[ 108000 = 112320 - 1080x \] \[ 1080x = 112320 - 108000 \] \[ x = \cfrac{4320}{1080} = 4 \] ∴ A invested \( 3000 \) rupees after \( 4 \) months.