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(b)(ii) and (iv) (c) (i), (iii) and (iv) (d) Only (ii) 5. A' and 'B' are partners in a firm. They share their profits and losses in the ratio of 3:2. They have decided that their new profits (losses) sharing ratio will be 1:1. At that time their goodwill is valued at * 30,000. Calculate amount of goodwill which will be given by B to A. solve the answer?​

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Answered by karishmakasarlawar51
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A's old share= 36/100

B's old share= 24/100

C's old share= 20/100

D's old share= 20/100

E is admitted for 20/100th share

Remaining share= 1-[20/100]

= 80/100

New ratio among partners should be 3:4:2:1

A's new share= 3/10 * 80/100

= 24/100

B's new share= 4/10 * 80/100

= 32/100

C's new share= 2/10 * 80/100

= 16/100

D's new share= 1/10 * 80/100

= 8/100

New profit sharing ratio= 24:32:16:8:20

= 6:8:4:2:5

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