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If the opening capital is Rs 25,000 and drawings are Rs 4,000, what is the remaining capital when there are no other adjustments?

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Correct answer: Rs 21,000

Drawings reduce capital. Remaining capital = opening capital − drawings = Rs 25,000 − Rs 4,000 = Rs 21,000. Option B (Rs 29,000) is wrong because it treats drawings as if they were added. Option C (Rs 4,000) is just the drawings amount, not the balance. Option D (Rs 25,000) ignores the drawings. Exam tip: always subtract drawings from opening capital when no other adjustments are given.

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