Pradip Babu had a capital of ₹24,000 for the first 5 months of the year, and for the remaining 7 months (12 - 5), he added ₹4,000 more, making his capital ₹28,000. To calculate the profit share at the end of the year, we consider the capital-time product: Pradip Babu’s capital-time = \((24000 × 5) + (28000 × 7) = 120000 + 196000 = 316000\) Amina Bibi invested ₹30,000 for the entire year: Amina Bibi’s capital-time = \(30000 × 12 = 360000\) ∴ The ratio of their capital-time contributions = 316000 : 360000 = 79 : 90 Which gives the profit share ratio = \(\frac{79}{169} : \frac{90}{169}\) [Since 79 + 90 = 169] Out of the total profit of ₹27,716: Pradip Babu receives = ₹27,716 × \(\frac{79}{169}\) = ₹12,956 Amina Bibi receives = ₹27,716 × \(\frac{90}{169}\) = ₹14,760 ∴ From the profit, Pradip Babu gets ₹12,956 and Amina Bibi gets ₹14,760.