A, B & C are partners in a firm sharing profits in the ratio of 5:4:3 respectively. B retired from the firm. A & C keep their new ratio as 3:2, Find out the gaining ratio of A & C
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gaining ratio of A and C is 9:3 and 3:1
Explanation:
old ratio = (A,B and C) = 4:3:2
B's share =3/9
share of B taken by C = (3/9)*(1/4)= (1/12)
share of A taken by B= (3/9)*( 3/4)=(3/12)
New share = old share + share taken from B
A's New share = (4/9)+(1/12)= 11/36
Ganing ratio= new ratio - old ratio
A's gaining ratio =(25/36)-(4/9)=(9/36)
C's gaining ratio=(11/36)-2/9)=(3/36)
Therefore, ganing ratio of A and C is 9:3 and 3:1
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