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Under fluctuating capital method As opening capital is Rs 70000. Loss share is Rs 6000 and drawings are Rs 9000. What will be closing capital?

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Correct answer: Rs 55000

Direct answer: Option A, Rs 55,000. In the fluctuating capital method, loss and drawings are both debited to the partner’s capital account. Therefore both reduce the opening capital. Calculation: opening capital Rs 70,000 − loss share Rs 6,000 = Rs 64,000; then Rs 64,000 − drawings Rs 9,000 = Rs 55,000. Option A is correct. Option B, Rs 85,000, incorrectly adds amounts and ignores that loss and drawings reduce capital. Option C, Rs 64,000, subtracts the loss but forgets the drawings. Option D, Rs 61,000, does not follow either correct subtraction sequence and has no accounting basis here. No interest, salary, or other adjustment is given, so none should be invented. Memory cue: in fluctuating capital, loss and drawings go on the debit side and reduce capital.

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