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In this problem, there are two partners, partner 1 is pradeep and partner 2 is sandeep.
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They are sharing their profit and losses is 5 is to 3 and they accept pramod as the new partner and they gave one sixth of their profit ratio to pramod and he acquired it as 3 is to 1.
00:29
Now, we are asked to calculate the new profit sharing ratio after admitting pramod.
00:45
So, in order to compute the new profit sharing ratio first, we have to compute the shares acquired share acquired by pramod from other two partners from pradeep and sandeep.
01:06
It is given that he acquired one sixth and from pradeep it is 3 by 4 and from sandeep it is in one sixth he acquired it as 1 by 4.
01:25
So, if we multiply this, we get 3 by 24 from pradeep and 1 by 24 from sandeep.
01:33
Now, we have to compute the new share for pradeep and sandeep.
01:49
So, in order to compute this for pradeep, sandeep, the pradeep's old share is 5 by 8 and we should deduct the acquired by pramod.
02:15
So, it will be 3 by 24 for sandeep...