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Kirk and Martin are partners and have agreed that, after interest at 6% is allowed on average investment, Kirk will receive one third and Martin two thirds of the remaining profits. On Jan. 1, Kirk's net worth was $72,000 and Martin's was $63,000. Kirk withdrew 3,000onJuly1andmadeanadditionalinvestmentof3,000 on July 1 and made an additional investment of 1,200 on Nov, 1. On Aug. 1 Martin withdrew 1,800.Ifprofitsfortheyearamountedto1,800. If profits for the year amounted to 37,080, what was each partner's share?
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Kirk and Martin are partners and have agreed that, after interest at 6% is allowed on average investment, Kirk will receive one third and Martin two thirds of the remaining profits. On Jan. 1, Kirk's net worth was $72,000 and Martin's was $63,000. Kirk withdrew 3,000onJuly1andmadeanadditionalinvestmentof1,200 on Nov, 1. On Aug. 1 Martin withdrew 1,800.Ifprofitsfortheyearamountedto37,080, what was each partner's share?
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Kirk and Martin are partners and have agreed that, after interest at 6% is allowed on average investment, Kirk will receive one third and Martin two thirds of the remaining profits. On Jan. 1, Kirk's net worth was $72,000 and Martin's was $63,000. Kirk withdrew $3,000 on July 1 and made an additional investment of $1,200 on Nov, 1. On Aug. 1 Martin withdrew $1,800. If profits for the year amounted to $37,080, what was each partner's share?

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