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A's salary is (₹20000) and interest on capital is (₹10000). B's interest on capital is (₹20000). Total available profit is (₹25000) and there is no priority. How much will A receive in total?

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Correct answer: (₹15000)

Direct answer: Option A, ₹15,000, under the stated no-priority assumption. A's stated claims are salary ₹20,000 plus capital interest ₹10,000, total ₹30,000. B's capital interest is ₹20,000, so total claims are ₹30,000+₹20,000=₹50,000. Available profit is only ₹25,000, exactly half of the claims. With no priority, distribute the available amount in the claim ratio 30,000:20,000=3:2. A receives 3/5 of ₹25,000 = ₹15,000. Option A is correct. Option B, ₹12,500, would be half of the profit but ignores A's larger claim. Option C, ₹10,000, ignores the salary and interest structure. Option D, ₹20,000, is not A's proportional share. The important accounting idea is that when appropriations cannot be paid fully and no priority is specified, claims are scaled proportionately. Memory cue: total claim, available fraction, then each partner's claim × that fraction.

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