To determine the changes in profit-sharing among partners A, B, and C, we first need to understand their current and future profit-sharing ratios. The current ratio is 3:3:4, and the future ratio is meant to be equal among the three partners, which would be 1:1:1 or each getting 1/3 of the profits.
Let's calculate the partners' current and future profit shares:
Convert all fractions to have the same denominator for easier comparison:
Now, calculate the gain or sacrifice for each partner:
Therefore, in the transition from the old ratio to the new one, A gains 1/30, B gains 1/30, and C sacrifices 2/30 of the profit-sharing ratio.
This aligns with Option: A gains 1/30; B gains 1/30; C sacrifices 2/30.
A, B, and C are partners sharing profits in the ratio of 3:3:4. They decide to share future profits equally.
Calculating Sacrifice/Gain:
Therefore:
Note: A negative result indicates a gain, while a positive result indicates a sacrifice.