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A, B and C share profits in the ratio 3 : 3 : 2. A and B are to bear C's deficiency equally. If C's deficiency is Rs 6000, how much will A bear?

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Correct answer: Rs 3000

The condition states A and B will bear C's deficiency equally, so each pays half the deficiency. Therefore A's share = 6000 ÷ 2 = Rs 3000. Why other options are wrong: Rs 2000 would be if the deficiency were split equally among all three partners (6000 ÷ 3), Rs 1500 corresponds to C's share if the total loss were divided in the profit ratio 3:3:2 (2/8 × 6000 = 1500), and Rs 6000 assumes A bears the entire shortfall. Exam tip: Always note whether sharing is ‘equally’ between specified partners or 'in profit‑sharing ratio' before calculating.

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Partnership AccountsProfit DistributionDeficiencySharing RatioClass 12AccountancyPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsClass 12 Mcq

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