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Profit and Loss Parul, Tanuj and Wasi enter into a partnership. Initially, Parul invests Rs 10 thousand and increases her investment by Rs 10 thousand each month. Tanuj invests Rs 20 thousand and increases his investment by Rs 20 thousand every 3 months. Wasi invests Rs 60 thousand and increases his investment by Rs 60 thousand every 6 months. If the profit is calculated at the end of the year, then the percentage that Wasi gets in the entire profit is:

Profit and Loss Parul, Tanuj and Wasi enter into a partnership. Initially, Parul invests Rs 10 thousand and increases her investment by Rs 10 thousand each month. Tanuj invests Rs 20 thousand and increases his investment by Rs 20 thousand every 3 months. Wasi invests Rs 60 thousand and increases his investment by Rs 60 thousand every 6 months. If the profit is calculated at the end of the year, then the percentage that Wasi gets in the entire profit is:

Profit and Loss Doctors have advised Renu, a chocolate freak, not to take more than 20 chocolates in one day. When she went to the market to buy her daily quota, she found that if she buys the chocolate from market complex she would have to pay Rs. 3 more for the same number of chocolates than she would have spent had she bought them from her uncle Scrooge's shop, getting two sweets less per rupee. She finally decided to get them from uncle's shop paying only in one rupee coins. Q1. How many chocolates did she buy?Q2. How much would she have spent at the market place?

Profit and Loss Doctors have advised Renu, a chocolate freak, not to take more than 20 chocolates in one day. When she went to the market to buy her daily quota, she found that if she buys the chocolate from market complex she would have to pay Rs. 3 more for the same number of chocolates than she would have spent had she bought them from her uncle Scrooge's shop, getting two sweets less per rupee. She finally decided to get them from uncle's shop paying only in one rupee coins. Q1. How many chocolates did she buy?Q2. How much would she have spent at the market place?