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A and B were partner sharing profits in the ratio of 21:9. C was admitted for9/21 share in the profits . Calculate new profit sharing ratio of the partners.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

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Answered by DevendraLal
1

Given:

The ratio of profit sharing of A and B is 21:9.

To find:

New profit sharing ratio of the new partners.

Solution:

1) The sharing ratio of the profits of A and B is 21:9 and in the simplest form, it is 7:3. Now, the total ratio will be 10.

2) And C joined by the share of 9/21 which is 3/7 means that C has 3rd part and A and B must have 4th part.

3) But in both conditions, the total ratio of A and B must be same in both cases. So we have to make 4 and 10 equal by taking the LCM of it.

  • A:B = 7:3 ---------- 10
  • C:A,B = 3:4

LCM[4,10] = 20

  • {A:B = 7:3 ---------- 10}×2
  • {C:A,B = 3:4}×5
  • A:B = 14:6 ---------- 10
  • C:A,B = 15:20

now,

  • A:B:C = 14:6:15

The new profit sharing ratio of the new partners is 14:6:15.

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