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Loan is ₹85000. Interest ₹5100 is added and ₹25000 is paid. What will be final loan balance?

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Correct answer: ₹65100

A partner’s loan balance increases when interest is added because the firm now owes both the original principal and the interest. It decreases when a payment is made. Therefore, the calculation must follow the order of adding interest and then subtracting the amount paid. The original loan is ₹85,000 and the interest added is ₹5,100.

First, the amount due becomes ₹85,000 + ₹5,100 = ₹90,100. The firm then pays ₹25,000, so the remaining balance is ₹90,100 − ₹25,000 = ₹65,100. This is still payable to the lender, so it remains a credit balance in the loan account. Hence option A, ₹65,100, is correct; ₹90,100 would be the balance before the payment.

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