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Ram (3/5) and Shyam (2/5) give a new partner 1/4 and 1/3 of their own shares. New ratio?
A3:2:1
B27:16:17
C9:4:5
D27:17:16
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 27:16:17
Ram sacrifices 3/20 and Shyam 2/15, so the newcomer gets 17/60 while Ram keeps 27/60 and Shyam 16/60.
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