A & B start a business with investment Rs.28,000 & Rs.49,000 respectively. But C joins their business with the condition that all profit will distributed in the ratio 1 : 1 : 1. For this C give A & B Rs.33,000. then find , how much money B get ?

The problem states that A, B, and C are in a business partnership where profits are distributed equally (in a 1:1:1 ratio). C gives A and B a total of Rs.33,000 to join the business.

The problem does not specify how A and B split the Rs.33,000 given by C. However, since the profit is distributed equally, it can be assumed that the Rs.33,000 is also split equally between A and B.

So, each of A and B would receive Rs.33,000 / 2 = Rs.16,500.

Therefore, B's total money after C joins the business would be his initial investment plus the money he received from C.

So, B's total money = B's initial investment + money received from C = Rs.49,000 + Rs.16,500 = Rs.65,500.

So, B gets Rs.65,500.