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A and B share profits in (5:6). C gets (3/11) share. What is the new ratio if the balance is shared in the old ratio?

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Correct answer: (40:48:33)

The governing principle is that after C receives 3/11, the remaining profit is 1 − 3/11 = 8/11. This balance is divided between A and B in their old ratio 5:6. Hence A receives (8/11) × (5/11) = 40/121, and B receives (8/11) × (6/11) = 48/121. C’s share is 3/11 = 33/121. Placing all three shares over the common denominator 121 gives the new ratio 40:48:33. Their total is 121 parts, confirming that the shares sum to one whole. Therefore option A is correct; the other choices fail to apply the remaining-profit factor or use the old figures unchanged.

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