Accountancy, asked by birlanarayan1, 26 days ago

ew Proht-sharing Ratio-10:6:
2. Ravi and Mukesh are sharing profits in the ratio of 7:3. They admit Ashok for 3/7th share in the firm
which he takes 2/7th from Ravi and 1/7th from Mukesh.
Calculate new profit-sharing ratio.
Ans. New Profit-sharing Ratio 29: 11:30.)​

Answers

Answered by ramasati619
8

Answer:

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firm

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratio

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratio

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratioRavi's new ratio= 7/10-2/7

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratioRavi's new ratio= 7/10-2/7 = 29/70

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratioRavi's new ratio= 7/10-2/7 = 29/70Mukesh's new ratio= 3/10-1/7

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratioRavi's new ratio= 7/10-2/7 = 29/70Mukesh's new ratio= 3/10-1/7 = 11/70

Ravi's old ratio= 7/10Mukesh's old ratio= 3/10Ashok is admitted for 3/7th share in the firmRavi sacrifices 2/7th of the ratioMukesh sacrifices 1/7th of the ratioRavi's new ratio= 7/10-2/7 = 29/70Mukesh's new ratio= 3/10-1/7 = 11/70New Profit sharing ratio of the partners= 29:11:30

Answered by Sauron
38

New Profit-sharing Ratio - 29 : 11 : 30

Explanation:

Old Ratio:

Ravi : Mukesh = 7:3

  • Ravi's Share = 7/10
  • Mukesh's Share = 3/10

They admit Ashok for 3/7th share in the firm

which he takes 2/7th from Ravi and 1/7th from Mukesh.

New profit-sharing ratio :

Ashok takes 2/7th Share from Ravi :

Ravi's New Share =

⇒ 7/10 - 2/7 = (49 - 20)/70

29/70

Ashok takes 1/7th Share from Ravi :

Mukesh's New Share =

⇒ 3/10 - 1/7 = (21 - 10)/70

11/70

Ashok's Share =

⇒ 3/7 = (10×30)/(10×7)

30/70

New Profit Sharing Ratio :

  • Ravi : Mukesh : Ashok

⇒ 29/70 : 11/70 : 30/70

29 : 11 : 30

Therefore, New Profit-sharing Ratio

Ravi : Mukesh : Ashok = 29 : 11 : 30


Sauron: thanks for the brainliest! <3
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