Capital contribution: Naidoo R200 000 Pillay R300 000 The remaining profit of R700 000 will be shared according to their capital contributions. Profit will be shared as follows: O A. Naidoo R50 000 Pillay R150 000. O B. Naidoo R280 000 Pillay R420 000. O C. Naidoo R755 000 Pillay R125 000. O D. Naidoo R45 000 Pillay R155 000.
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