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Before dissolution A's capital is ₹40000 and B's capital is ₹30000. Realisation profit is ₹14000 and ratio is 4:3. What is B's adjusted capital?

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Correct answer: ₹36000

The correct answer is option A: B’s adjusted capital is ₹36000. On dissolution, a realisation profit is transferred to the partners’ capital accounts in their profit-sharing ratio. The ratio is 4:3, so total parts are \(4+3=7\). B receives 3 parts out of 7. B’s share of the ₹14000 profit is \(\frac{3}{7}\times14000=₹6000\). Add this credit to B’s original capital: ₹30000+₹6000=₹36000. Option A is correct. Option B, ₹38000, would add ₹8000 and incorrectly give B a larger share than the 3:7 allocation. Option C, ₹44000, adds the whole profit to B and ignores the ratio. Option D, ₹30000, leaves the capital unchanged and ignores B’s profit share. The calculation assumes there are no other stated adjustments, such as drawings or losses. Memory cue: divide profit into ratio parts first, then add the partner’s share to that partner’s capital.

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