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1.5 The financial consultant stated that their business is experiencing a loss. Verify, showing all calculations if the statement is valid. 1.6 David and Andiswa share the profit of their business in the ratio of 2:3 respectively. Calculate how much each one of them received during this period.

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  1. Calculate the net profit or loss for the business.

    To determine if the business is experiencing a loss, we need to calculate the net profit or loss by subtracting the total expenditure from the total income.
    From previous calculations:
    Total Income (A) = R417 420 (from 1.1.2)
    Total Expenditure = R284 117 (given in the income statement)

    Net Profit/Loss=Total Income−Total Expenditure\text{Net Profit/Loss} = \text{Total Income} - \text{Total Expenditure} Net Profit/Loss=417 420−284 117\text{Net Profit/Loss} = 417\,420 - 284\,117 Net Profit/Loss=133 303\text{Net Profit/Loss} = 133\,303

    Since the result is a positive value, the business made a profit.

    1.1.5) The statement that the business is experiencing a loss is invalid. The business made a profit of R133 303.

  2. Calculate David's and Andiswa's share of the profit.

    The total profit is R133 303.
    The profit is shared between David and Andiswa in the ratio 2:3.
    The total number of ratio parts is 2+3=52 + 3 = 5.

    Calculate David's share:

    David’s Share=25×Total Profit\text{David's Share} = \frac{2}{5} \times \text{Total Profit} David’s Share=25×133 303\text{David's Share} = \frac{2}{5} \times 133\,303 David’s Share=53 321.20\text{David's Share} = 53\,321.20

    Calculate Andiswa's share:

    Andiswa’s Share=35×Total Profit\text{Andiswa's Share} = \frac{3}{5} \times \text{Total Profit} Andiswa’s Share=35×133 303\text{Andiswa's Share} = \frac{3}{5} \times 133\,303 Andiswa’s Share=79 981.80\text{Andiswa's Share} = 79\,981.80

    1.1.6) David received R53 321.20 and Andiswa received R79 981.80.

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