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How is the gaining share of a continuing partner calculated?
AOld share divided by new share
BNew share minus old share
CNew share plus old share
DOld share minus new share
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. New share minus old share
A partner gains exactly the amount by which his share after the retirement exceeds the share he held before.
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