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If C’s share of profit is ₹12,000 and drawings are ₹5,000, what is the net increase in C’s capital, assuming no other adjustment?

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Correct answer: ₹7,000

The governing concept is that profit increases a partner’s capital, whereas drawings decrease it. To find the net increase, subtract the drawings from the profit share: ₹12,000 − ₹5,000 = ₹7,000. Therefore option A is correct, assuming there is no opening-balance issue, salary, interest, commission, or other adjustment. Option B adds both amounts and wrongly treats drawings as an increase. Option C states only the reduction, while option D states only the increase; neither gives the net effect. The calculation measures change, not the closing capital itself.

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Profit And DrawingsNet Capital IncreaseNumerical AccountingCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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