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Given the following information for questions 1 – 6:
Gill and Zaahir are in the business of supplying and installing solar panels in the form
of a partnership trading as Solar Installations. Gill and Zaahir share profits and losses in
the ratio 1:2 respectively. On 31 May 2023 the following information was extracted
from the accounting records of the partnership:
EXTRACT OF GIVEN INFORMATION FOR SOLAR
INSTALLATIONS
R
Current account - Gill (Dr) 7,200
Current account - Zaahir (Dr) 6,500
Capital - Gill 96,500
Capital - Zaahir 108,600




• Additional information Gill and Zaahir agreed to admit Brian as a new partner
from 1 June 2023.
• Brain will contribute the following to acquire a third of the net asset share of
the partnership:

Cash…........................................................................R23 200
Solar Installation Equipment…...................................R130 000

•Gill and Zaahir agreed to relinquish the 1/3 share equally.
• All other assets were revalued before admitting Brian to the partnership.
• A valuation profit was correctly calculated at R68 400
Which one of the following alternatives represents the new profit-sharing ratio after
the admission of Brian into the new partnership?



A.
2:1:2


B
.
2:3:1


C.
1:3
:2




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Current profit
ratio as fractions

Gill = =



Zaahir = =



New Profit
sharing ratio:



Gill = - x =
− = - =



Zaahir = - x
= − = - =




Brian = =


Therefore=
new 1:3:2
profit
sharing
ratio




D.
3:2:1
Clear my
choice




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Assuming Gill and Zaahir agree to relinquish the 1/3rd share in terms of their existing
profitsharing ratio, which one of the following alternatives represent the new profit-
sharing ratio after the admission of Brian into the new partnership?


A.
2:4:3


B
.
3:2:1


C.
1:3:2


D.
2:3:1

Clear my
choice

Current profit ratio as fractions

Gill = =




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