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Under fluctuating capital method A opening capital is fifty thousand rupees profit share is eight thousand rupees and drawings are six thousand rupees. What is closing capital?

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Correct answer: Fifty two thousand rupees

Direct answer: Option A, Rs 52,000. Under the fluctuating capital method, closing capital equals opening capital plus profit share minus drawings. Write the calculation step by step: opening capital = Rs 50,000; add profit share = Rs 8,000, giving Rs 58,000; subtract drawings = Rs 6,000, giving Rs 52,000. Thus the answer is Rs 52,000. Option A is correct. Option B, Rs 64,000, incorrectly adds both amounts to opening capital and fails to deduct drawings. Option C, Rs 48,000, treats the profit as if it were a deduction or subtracts the net increase incorrectly. Option D, Rs 56,000, subtracts only the drawings from opening capital and ignores the profit share. Drawings reduce capital because the partner takes resources out, while profit increases capital because it belongs to the partner. Memory cue: closing capital = opening capital + profit − drawings.

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