Accountancy, asked by veer2409, 7 months ago

A,B and C are partners sharing profits in the ratio of 2:2:1. B retires and his share is taken by C. New profit sharing ratio of A and C will be: *
(a). 3:2
(b). 2:1
(c). 1:1
(d). 2:3


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Answered by Shayancricket06
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Answer:

A's old share= 2/5

B's old share= 2/5

C's old share= 1/5

D is admitted for 1/6th share. C will retain his original share. 

Hence, remaining share= 1- [1/6] - [1/5]

                                        = 19/30

This remaining share will be shared by A and B in their old ratio, i.e, 2:2

A's new share= 2/4 * 19/30

                       = 38/120

B's new share= 2/4 * 19/30

                        = 38/120

New Profit sharing ratio= 38:38:24:20

                                       = 19:19:12:10

Sacrificing ratio= old ratio- new ratio

A's sacrifice= 2/5- 19/60

                   = 5/60

B's sacrifice= 2/5- 19/60

                    = 5/60

Sacrificing ratio= 5:5= 1:1

[Note: since nothing is mentioned, we assume that only A and B have sacrificed since C retains his old share]

Answered by rbmythili6666
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Answer:

(c). 1:1

Explanation:

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