Accountancy, asked by rushilarora, 5 hours ago

X ,Y and Z are partners sharing profits in the ratio of 14:9:7. They admit W as new partners for 1/5th share in profits. X and Y decided to share equally in future and Z would retain his original share. Calculate the new profit sharing ratio.

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Answered by sangeeta9470
20

Answer:

Let total share if profit of firm is 1

W share = 1/5

Zshare 7/30

Total share ofboth partner = 1/5+7/30= 13/30

Remaining share = 1-13/30= 17/30

X and Y decides equal in future

X share of profit = 17/30*1/2= 17/60

Y share of profit = 17/30*1/2= 17/60

New ratio

17/60:17/60:7/30:1/5

17:17:14:12

Answered by Sauron
58

Explanation:

Old Ratio :

X : Y : Z = 14 : 9 : 7

  • X's Share = 14/30
  • Y's Share = 9/30
  • Z's Share = 7/30

They admit W as new partners for 1/5th share in profits.

  • W's Share = 1/5

Z would retain his original Share =

  • Z's Share = 7/30

Let,

Total Profit = 1

So,

Remaining Share :

Z's Share = 7/30

1 - 7/30 = 23/30

W's Share = 1/5

23/30 - 1/5 = 17/30

Remaining Share = 17/30

X and Y decided to share equally in future.

New Profit Sharinging Ratio :

X's new share =

⇒ 17/30 × 1/2 = 17/60

Y's new share =

⇒ 17/30 × 1/2 = 17/60

Z's new share =

⇒ 7/30 = 14/60

W's Share =

⇒ 1/5 = 12/60

New Profit Sharinging Ratio :

X : Y : Z : W = 17/60 : 17/60 : 14/60 : 12/60

17 : 17 : 14 : 12

Therefore, the new profit sharing ratio of X,Y,Z and W = 17 : 17 : 14 : 12

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