The balance sheet of Joy, Berry, Jaz as of December 31, 2010 and the profit and loss sharing ratio isas followsCash$240,000,000Joy's Capital (30%)$200,000,000Other assets360,000,000Berry Capital (30%)170.000.000Jazz Capital (40%)230,000,000Total600,000,000600,000,000Berry resigns from the partnership and the partners agree that he must receive $200 million in cashas payment for his interest in the assets of the partnership. If the goodwill arising from thesettlement of Berry is recorded in the partnership books, the total assets of the partnership afterBerry's exit are:a). 430.000.000b). 566,666,667c).400,000,000d). 500,000,000

Berry's capital = 170000000 Profit sharing ratio 30:30:40

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