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A and B share profits equally. B is guaranteed a minimum profit of Rs 35,000 and the total profit is Rs 60,000. What is B's deficiency?

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Correct answer: Rs 5000

Total profit is Rs 60,000 and A and B share equally, so B's normal share = 60,000 ÷ 2 = Rs 30,000. Since the guaranteed amount is Rs 35,000, deficiency = 35,000 − 30,000 = Rs 5,000. Why others are wrong: option B is B's normal share, option C is the guarantee itself, and option D would be correct only if the normal share were at least the guarantee. Exam tip: always compute the normal share from profit ratios first; deficiency = max(0, guarantee − normal share).

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