$A, B$,and $C$ invested in a business in the ratio of $3:2:5$ respectively. If $A$ earns $100\%$ more profit than $B$ and $C$ earns $40\%$ more profit than $B$,then what is the share of $B$ in the profit?

  • A
    $2420$
  • B
    $1560$
  • C
    $1135$
  • D
    $\text{Cannot be determined}$

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