A B share profit in ratio two to one. Net profit is ninety thousand rupees. First A gets ten percent bonus out of profit and then remaining profit is shared. What is B share?

Correct answer: Twenty seven thousand rupees

The direct answer is option A: ₹27,000 for B. First calculate A’s bonus. The bonus is 10% of the net profit of ₹90,000, so bonus = 10/100 × ₹90,000 = ₹9,000. This amount is taken out before the remaining profit is shared. Remaining profit = ₹90,000 − ₹9,000 = ₹81,000. A and B share this remainder in the ratio 2:1. Total ratio parts = 3, so B receives 1/3 of ₹81,000 = ₹27,000. Option A is correct. Option B, ₹30,000, would be B’s one-third share of the original ₹90,000 and wrongly ignores A’s bonus. Option C, ₹21,000, does not follow the stated ratio or the correct remainder. Option D, ₹9,000, is A’s bonus, not B’s share. The wording “first A gets bonus and then remaining profit is shared” fixes the order of calculation. Do not divide the full profit before deducting the bonus. Exam cue: calculate the special payment first, subtract it, then apply the ratio.