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How is gaining ratio calculated?

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Correct answer: New ratio minus old ratio

The gaining ratio tells us how much the continuing partners’ shares increase when a partner retires or when the partnership is reconstituted. For each partner, the increase is found by subtracting the old share from the new share. Thus, gaining ratio is calculated as new ratio minus old ratio, so option A is correct.

For example, if a partner’s old share is 2/10 and the new share is 3/10, the gain is 3/10 − 2/10 = 1/10. The partner has gained one-tenth of the profit. The expression old ratio minus new ratio would show a loss when the new share is larger, so it is not the gaining ratio. Cash, capital, profit, and drawings are unrelated to this calculation.

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