Can anyone please help me answer these 2 questions! I just can't figure them out...

[Tokomon]

 

[Ian]

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[Tokomon]

for the 2nd question we keep missing non-cash-assets and beginning cash.... we’ve tried doing for a few hours but we just kept getting stuck on a wall...we tried using the answers to plug in as well but still nothing...we tried using algebra but when we use it, all answers become possible...

 

[Tokomon]

For the first question, sfter adjusting the net incomes, we couldn’t understand how the aggregate of the 2 partners get so low when they start at around 180-220k already, the answers keep popping up as higher than the choices... furthermore, we were confused with the 20% to capital... if 20% of the income is moved to a new capital partner, does that leave 80% to the existing partners? If so their existing 180k, even if you remove the non-adjusted net income of 28k will be around 160k and then will return 80% of the adjusted one which will make around 175k.... We are very confused with how to go about the problem

 

[Tokomon]

For the first question, sfter adjusting the net incomes, we couldn’t understand how the aggregate of the 2 partners get so low when they start at around 180-220k already, the answers keep popping up as higher than the choices... furthermore, we were confused with the 20% to capital... if 20% of the income is moved to a new capital partner, does that leave 80% to the existing partners? If so their existing 180k, even if you remove the non-adjusted net income of 28k will be around 160k and then will return 80% of the adjusted one which will make around 175k.... We are very confused with how to go about the problem