Profit Split as Percentage over time

[The Mouse]

My business partner and I are building two houses. During the build we have had different levels of cash invested and our return will be in relation to our varying levels of investment at any given time.

time	Mouse	Slug
40.29%	55.55%	44.45%
32.39%	50.00%	50.00%
10.16%	61.76%	38.24%
17.16%	67.90%	32.10%

So, for the first 40.29% of the time (357 days) the split was 55.55%/44.45%. I am Mouse, he is Slug. What, then, will be the final aggregated percentage split for him and me over the course of the entire project, i.e. how we split the final profit.

Thanks!

Mouse

 

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My business partner and I are building two houses. During the build we have had different levels of cash invested and our return will be in relation to our varying levels of investment at any given time.

time	Mouse	Slug
40.29%	55.55%	44.45%
32.39%	50.00%	50.00%
10.16%	61.76%	38.24%
17.16%	67.90%	32.10%

So, for the first 40.29% of the time (357 days) the split was 55.55%/44.45%. I am Mouse, he is Slug. What, then, will be the final aggregated percentage split for him and me over the course of the entire project, i.e. how we split the final profit.

Thanks!

Mouse

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[The Mouse]

Hi There,

Well for The Mouse share, I would take the percentage of monetary share and multiply it by the time:

time	Mouse
40.29% into	55.55%	= 22.38%
32.39% into	50.00%	= 16.20%
10.16% into	61.76%	= 6.27%
17.16% into	67.90%	= 11.65% then i would add them all up = 56.5% So The Mouses share over the time is 56.5% Doesn't seem to make sense though?