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Keshav, Nirmal, Pankaj share 4:3:2. Nirmal exits; new 5:3. Gaining ratio?
A11:13
B5:3
C4:2
D13:11
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 13:11
Keshav gains 5/8-4/9=13/72 and Pankaj gains 3/8-2/9=11/72, so the gain is 13:11.
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