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Madhu, Neha, Tina share 5:3:2. Neha retires. Madhu:Tina afterwards?
A2:5
B5:2
C3:2
D1:1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 5:2
Dropping Neha leaves the old shares of Madhu and Tina, which stand at 5 and 2, so the new ratio is 5:2.
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