A.
| Total Income for 1st 9 months=$100000 |
| Total Income for last 3 months=$400000 |
| A. share of Rollins income for 1st 9 months = $100000*40% = $40000 |
| B. share of Rollins income for last 3 months = $400000*10% = $40000 |
| Total Rollins share of income =A+B = $80000 |
B.
Total Rollins share of income = Total income* Share of Rollins ownership
=($100000+$400000)*40%
=$500000*40%
=$200000
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