1. **Problem 55:** Arvind, Bhavin, and Chandan invest in a business at different times and amounts. Total profit is 105000. Find Chandan's share.
2. **Formula:** Profit share is proportional to the product of investment and time invested.
3. **Calculate investment-time products:**
- Arvind: 80000 × 12 = 960000
- Bhavin: 120000 × 8 = 960000
- Chandan: 160000 × 4 = 640000
4. **Total investment-time:** 960000 + 960000 + 640000 = 2560000
5. **Chandan's share:** $$\frac{640000}{2560000} \times 105000 = 26250$$
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6. **Problem 56:** A invests 80000 for 9 months, B invests 120000 for 6 months. Total profit is 45000. Find B's share.
7. **Calculate investment-time products:**
- A: 80000 × 9 = 720000
- B: 120000 × 6 = 720000
8. **Total investment-time:** 720000 + 720000 = 1440000
9. **B's share:** $$\frac{720000}{1440000} \times 45000 = 22500$$
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10. **Problem 57:** Find average of integers between 100 and 250 divisible by 11.
11. **Find first and last multiples:**
- First multiple ≥ 100: 11 × 10 = 110
- Last multiple ≤ 250: 11 × 22 = 242
12. **Number of terms:** $$22 - 10 + 1 = 13$$
13. **Average:** $$\frac{110 + 242}{2} = 176$$
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14. **Additional calculations:**
- Total proficient in Python = 50 + 70 = 120
- Total proficient in Java = 50 + 60 = 110
- Ratio Python:Java = $$\frac{120}{110} = \frac{12}{11}$$
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