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Revaluation profit is ₹60000. Old partners share 7:5 but new ratio is 5:4:3. How much will old partner A receive?

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Correct answer: ₹35000

Revaluation profit arises from the business before the new partner is admitted. For that reason, it belongs only to the old partners and must be distributed in their old profit-sharing ratio, not in the new ratio. The old ratio of A and B is 7:5, so the total number of old-ratio parts is 12. Partner A owns 7 of those 12 parts.

A’s share is calculated as ₹60,000 × 7/12 = ₹35,000. Therefore, option A is correct. The new ratio 5:4:3 is used for future profits after admission, but it does not change the entitlement to a revaluation profit earned before admission. Partner A consequently receives ₹35,000 from the revaluation profit.

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