Accountancy, asked by sandeepbaghel123, 7 months ago


A and B were partners in a firm sharing profits and losses in the ratio

of 75 paise and 25 paise in a rupee.. They admit C as a new partner for

20 paise in a rupee in the future profits. Calculate the new profit

sharing ratio between A, B and C and Sacrificing Ratio of A and B.​

Answers

Answered by manojkmr8917
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Answered by SonalRamteke
2

Answer:

A's old share= 3/5

B's old share= 2/5

C is admitted for 1/4th share

Remaining share= 1-[1/4]

= 3/4

A's new share= 3/5 * 3/4

= 9/20

B's new share= 2/5 * 3/4

= 6/20

New Profit sharing ratio after C's admission= 9:6:5

Now, ratio before D's admission= 9:6:5

D is admitted for 20/100th share

Remaining share= 1-[20/100]

= 80/100

Hence, A's new ratio= 9/20 * 80/100

= 72/200

B's new ratio= 6/20 * 80/100

= 48/200

C's new ratio= 5/20 * 80/100

= 40/200

New profit sharing ratio after D's admission= 72:48:40:40

=9:6:5:5

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