A and B share profits in the ratio of 3:2. A's interest on capital of Rs. 10,000 and B's interest on capital of Rs. 6,000 were omitted, although Rs. 50,000 profit had already been distributed in the profit-sharing ratio. What past adjustment is required?

Correct answer: B. Credit A Rs. 400 and debit B Rs. 400

  • A. Debit A Rs. 400 and credit B Rs. 400
  • B. Credit A Rs. 400 and debit B Rs. 400
  • C. Debit A Rs. 4,000 and credit B Rs. 4,000
  • D. Credit A Rs. 4,000 and debit B Rs. 4,000

Explanation

After allowing interest, the divisible profit is Rs. 34,000, giving A Rs. 20,400 and B Rs. 13,600. Their correct totals are A Rs. 30,400 and B Rs. 19,600, so A receives Rs. 400 more and B receives Rs. 400 less than required.

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