Aman, Balmiki, and Chandan kicked off a business pooling in a cumulative capital of Rs.30000. After half a year of the start, Aman topped up Rs.2000 to his share while Chandan deducted Rs.1000. 8 months subsequent to this, Balmiki subtracted Rs.4000 from his share, while Aman put in an extra Rs.1000, and Chandan exited from the partnership. The question raised pertains to the primary amount that Balmiki had committed to the business.

Statement I: Profit received by Aman and Balmiki at the end of the partnership are in the ratio 43: 50 respectively and profit received by Chandan is 66% of the profit received by Balmiki.

Statement II: Balmiki invested for 4 months more than Chandan and Aman's initial investment is Rs.2000 less than the initial investment of Chandan.
Statement III: After 14 months from the beginning of partnership, investment of Aman is Rs.11000 and the ratio of profit earned by Balmiki and Chandan is 50: 33 respectively.

Either statement I and III together are sufficient or statement II alone is sufficient.

Any two of the given statements together are sufficient

Either statement I and II together are sufficient or statement III alone is sufficient.