Hi,

What's the basic math to reallocate a percentage of something like the partner ship below?

A partner leaves and gives up his 40%. Apparently it's reallocated to the other partners so that Hardin who had 30% now has 60% (or 3/5) and Roth who had 20% now has 40% (or 2/5). Or 3:2.

Can you show me the math on how to reallocate these percentage? Thank you.

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