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If A is exempt from loss and B and C share losses equally, and the total loss is Rs 40,000, how much will B bear?

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Correct answer: Rs 20,000

A is exempt from loss, so the entire loss is borne by B and C only. With equal sharing between B and C, each bears = Rs 40,000 ÷ 2 = Rs 20,000. Option C (≈Rs 13,333) would be correct only if all three shared equally, which is not the case here. Exam tip: when a partner is stated as 'exempt' or 'not sharing losses', exclude them first and divide the loss among the remaining partners according to their agreed ratios.

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