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new ratio of B:C - 3:1, old ratio of A:B:C- 2:3:1,Gain ratio of B:C-???​

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Answered by TRISHNADEVI
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ANSWER :

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  • ❖ If new ratio of B : C is 3 : 1 and old ratio of A : B : C is 2 : 3 : 1; then Gain ratio of B : C is 3 : 1.

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SOLUTION :

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Given :-

  • New ratio of B : C is 3 : 1.

  • Old ratio of A : B : C is 2 : 3 : 1.

To Calculate :-

  • Gain ratio of B : C = ?

Required Formula :-

  •  \dag \:  \:  \underline{ \boxed{ \bold{ \: Gain = New  \:  \: Share - Old  \:  \: Share \: }}}

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Calculation :-

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It is given that,

  • New ratio of B : C is 3 : 1.

Thus,

  • New Share of B = \sf{\dfrac{3}{4}}

  • New Share of C = \sf{\dfrac{1}{4}}

Again,

  • Old ratio of A : B : C is 2 : 3 : 1.

Thus,

  • Old Share of B = \sf{\dfrac{3}{6}}

  • Old Share of C = \sf{\dfrac{1}{6}}

Now,

Using the formula of Gain, we get,

  • Gain of B = New Share of B - Old Share of B

⇒ Gain of B = \sf{\dfrac{3}{4}} - \sf{\dfrac{3}{6}}

⇒ Gain of B = \sf{\dfrac{9 - 6}{12}}

Gain of B = \sf{\dfrac{3}{12}}

And,

  • Gain of C = New Share of C - Old Share of C

⇒ Gain of C = \sf{\dfrac{1}{4}} - \sf{\dfrac{1}{6}}

⇒ Gain of C = \sf{\dfrac{3 - 2}{12}}

Gain of C = \sf{\dfrac{1}{12}}

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Therefore,

  • Gain Ratio of B : C = Gain of B : Gain of C

➨ Gain Ratio of B : C = \sf{\dfrac{3}{12}} : \sf{\dfrac{1}{12}}

Gain Ratio of B : C = 3 : 1

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