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If all new shares do not add up to (1) then what does it indicate?

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Correct answer: There is an error in calculation

A profit-sharing ratio represents the fraction of the firm’s total profit assigned to all partners. Since the whole profit is one complete unit, all the new fractions must together equal 1, or 100 percent. This is a basic checking rule after a partner is admitted or the ratio is changed. It does not depend on the amount of profit, cash, or capital.

To verify the result, add every new partner’s share using a common denominator if necessary. If the total is less than or greater than 1, at least one share has been calculated, copied, or simplified incorrectly. Therefore, the suitable conclusion is that there is an error in calculation, which is option A. The other choices describe unrelated financial conditions.

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