Concept:When a new partner is admitted, the old partners sacrifice part of their old shares in favour of the new partner.
The remaining balance of profit is shared using the old profit-sharing ratio unless a new ratio is stated.
Explanation:Sule and Ahmed originally share profit equally, so each receives
21 of the profit.
Khadija is admitted with a
51 share of the total profit.
The fraction of profit left for Sule and Ahmed is:
1−51=54.
Since Sule and Ahmed shared equally before, the remaining
54 is divided equally between them.
Sule's new share:
54×21=52.
Ahmed's new share:
54×21=52.
Khadija's share remains
51.
Check the total:
52+52+51=55=1.
The same ratio applies to losses as well.
Answer:The new profit or loss sharing ratio is:
Sule
52, Ahmed
52, Khadija
51.
This correct ratio is not listed among the given options.