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If the new profit-sharing ratio of A and B is 11:9 and A’s old share was 1/2, what is A’s gaining share?

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Correct answer: 1/20

In the new ratio 11:9, A’s new share is 11/(11+9) = 11/20. A’s old share, 1/2, is equal to 10/20. Therefore, A’s gaining share = new share − old share = 11/20 − 10/20 = 1/20. Remember that the gaining share is found by subtracting the old share from the new share; 11/20 is only the new share.

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Gaining ShareNew RatioRetirement Of PartnerPartnership AccountsProfit Sharing RatioNew RatiosReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancy

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