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Vikas and Nikhil share profits in (3:5). Pooja is admitted for (1/4) share. If Pooja's share is given by them in old ratio then what is the new ratio?

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Correct answer: Vikas Nikhil Pooja (9:15:8)

Direct answer: The new ratio is Vikas:Nikhil:Pooja = 9:15:8, so option A is correct. Pooja receives \(1/4\), so the old partners together retain \(3/4\). This remainder is divided in the old ratio 3:5. Vikas receives \(3/4×3/8=9/32\), and Nikhil receives \(3/4×5/8=15/32\). Pooja's share is \(1/4=8/32\). Hence the ratio is 9:15:8. Option A matches these shares. Option B incorrectly treats the old ratio as unchanged and does not reduce it for Pooja. Option C is not in the required simplest proportional result and gives the wrong total scaling. Option D gives Nikhil the wrong share. The safe method is remainder times each old partner's fractional share.

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