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If the revaluation profit is ₹9,000 and the old partners’ ratio is 2:1, how much will the partner with the larger share receive?

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Correct answer: ₹6,000

The governing rule is that a revaluation profit arising before the admission of a new partner is transferred to the old partners in their old profit-sharing ratio. The ratio 2:1 contains three total parts, and the partner with the larger share is entitled to two parts. Therefore, the larger partner’s allocation is ₹9,000 × 2/3 = ₹6,000. The remaining ₹3,000 goes to the other partner. Hence, option C is correct. Option A is the smaller partner’s share. Option B would result from an equal division, and option D transfers the entire revaluation profit to one partner, ignoring the agreed ratio. The calculation also confirms that both allocations together equal the full ₹9,000 profit.

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Revaluation ProfitOld RatioProfit DistributionAccountancyAsset RevaluationReconstitution Admission Of A PartnerClass 12 Mcq

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