Ann, Bob, Carol, and Denis own a candy store. After a large argument, they decide to dissolve their partnership using the sealed bid method. Ann bids $320,000 for the store, Bob bids $440,000 for it, Carol bids $240,000 for it, and Denis bids $400,000 for it.

Required:
a. What is Bob's fair share?
b. What is Carol's fair share?
c. What is Denis's fair share?

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Answer:

Following are the solution to the given points:

Step-by-step explanation:

[tex]Ann=\$3,20,000\\\\Bob=\$4,40,000\\\\Carol=\$240,000\\\\Denis= \$4,00,000\\\\[/tex]

Each player's offer divided by the total number of players calculates the fair share

Ann's fair share [tex]= \frac{\$320,000}{4} = \$80,000\\\\[/tex]

Bob's fair share[tex]= \frac{\$440,000}{4} = \$110,000\\\\[/tex]

 Carol's fair share [tex]= \frac{\$240,000}{4} = \$60,000\\\\[/tex]

Denis's fair share [tex]= \frac{\$400,000}{4} = \$100,000\\\\[/tex]

 Because Bob has the highest bid, that receives in the business.

Payments:

 Ann [tex]\$80,000[/tex] paid by estate

 Bob [tex]= \$440,000 - \$110,000 = \$330,000[/tex] owes estate

 Carol [tex]= \$60,000[/tex] paid by estate

 Denis [tex]= \$100,000[/tex] paid by estate  

Surplus [tex]= \$330,000 - (\$80,000+\$60,000+ \$100,000) = \$90,000[/tex]  

Splitting the equally among the four players. therefore one of the each receives:

[tex]\frac{\$90,000}{4}= \$22,500[/tex]

The final settlement of the Ann receives:

[tex]= \$80,000+ \$22,500 = \$102,500[/tex]