In a business partnership among $A, B, C$ and $D,$ the profit is shared as follows: $\frac{A's \text{ share}}{B's \text{ share}} = \frac{B's \text{ share}}{C's \text{ share}} = \frac{C's \text{ share}}{D's \text{ share}} = \frac{1}{3}.$ If the total profit is $Rs. 4,00,000,$ the share of $C$ is (in $Rs.$):

  • A
    $112500$
  • B
    $137500$
  • C
    $90000$
  • D
    $270000$

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