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Vaselesa [24]
3 years ago
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Sally and Andy are partners in Just Hats, LLC. Andy works in the business for an agreed salary draw of $4,000 per month. Sally h

as invested $200,000 in the business and Andy invested $100,000. THe net income of the business is $168,000 for the year. Income is distributed based on the investment of each partner after allocation for salary. How much net income is allocated to Sally?
Business
1 answer:
den301095 [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Net income allocated to sally is $112000

Explanation:

Sally invested $200000 and Andy invested $100000, which means Andy's  investment is half of Sally's investment. So he will receive the half of what Sally will get.

Let

Sally's pay be x

Andy's pay be x/2

Total Net income is 168000 dollars.

So, putting it in an equation, we get

(x+x/2)=168000

x(1+0.5)=168000

x(1.5)=168000

x= 168000/1.5

x=112000

So Sally's share will be $112000

Andy's share will be x/2

=112000/2

=56000

So Andy share will be $56000

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