$A$ and $B$ invest in a business in the ratio $4:5$. After $10$ months,$B$ leaves the business after withdrawing his investment. In the first year,the business made a profit of ₹ $49,000$. What is $A$'s share (in ₹) of this profit?

Ram started a business by investing $Rs. 45000$. After $3$ months,Sanjay joined him with a capital of $Rs. 60000$. After $6$ months,Aditya joined them with a capital of $Rs. 90000$. At the end of the year,they earned a profit of $Rs. 16500$. What is Ram's share in the business (in $Rs.$)?

Aditya and Manish continued in a joint business for $36$ months. Aditya contributed $Rs. 300$ for a certain time and Manish invested $Rs. 500$ for the remaining time. If out of a total profit of $Rs. 1020$,Aditya gets $Rs. 495$,then for how long (in months) did Aditya keep his money?

$A$,$B$ and $C$ start a business. If the ratio of their periods of investments is $2: 3: 6$ and their profits are in the ratio of $4: 5: 6$, then the ratio of capitals of $A$,$B$ and $C$ is

$A$,$B$,and $C$ rented a pasture. $A$ puts in $12$ oxen for $6 \text{ months}$,$B$ puts in $8$ oxen for $7 \text{ months}$,and $C$ puts in $6$ oxen for $8 \text{ months}$. If the total rent of the field is ₹ $396$,what amount (in ₹) of rent was paid by $A$?

$A, B$ and $C$ invest to start a restaurant. The total investment was ₹ $3,00,000$. $B$ invested ₹ $50,000$ more than $A$ and $C$ invested ₹ $25,000$ less than $B$. If the profit at the end of the year was ₹ $14,400$,then what is $C$'s share of the profit (in ₹)?