TWO PARTNERS ARE STARTING A WEDDING PLANNING BUSINESS. THETOTAL INVESTMENT IS $45,000. THEIR INVESTMENTS ARE IN THE RATIO4:5. HOW MUCH DOES EACH INVESTOR CONTRIBUTE?

Total Investment is $45000 Ratio of Contribution is 4:5 To Find: Contribution of each investor

Answered: TWO PARTNERS ARE STARTING A WEDDING…

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TWO PARTNERS ARE STARTING A WEDDING PLANNING BUSINESS. THE TOTAL INVESTMENT IS $45,000. THEIR INVESTMENTS ARE IN THE RATIO 4:5. HOW MUCH DOES EACH INVESTOR CONTRIBUTE?