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What is the ratio of bonus issue and how to solve the problem?
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I Think... Paid up shares - 6laks Called up shares -4laks(settled by way of bonus issue) That means, 4laks share for every 6lak share held. What number of shares for every 15lak share held. 6 →4 15→?[15*4÷6=10] 10laks share for every 15laks share held
In the 2nd para the company decides that shareholders paid only 4/- and that worth of amount be converted into fully paid bonus and whatever the called up 6/- are assumed as normal, then we find bonus element i.e; 4 shares for every 6 shares then 4:6 ratio they allotted bonus. And whatever ratio get apply on above 1.5L shares( in 2nd para from 2nd line last ) then we get no. of bonus shares held. 1,50,000×4/6 =1,00,000 bonus shares are allotted to holders. The 2nd para is saying to find the bonus element and no. of bonus shares allotted.