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Brianne would be limited to paying debt off only within the amount that she has invested within the company. She had a capital balance of $20,300. So, the maximum amount that she would give to the company is $20,300.
Brianne's share= $48,000*5/10
=$24,000
But Brianne will only contribute $20,300
So, the remaining amount of $3,700($24,000-$20,300) will be contributed by Jake and Sacha in their profit and losses sharing ratio.
Amount left after Brianne's share=$48,000-$20,300
=$27,700
Jake and Sacha's profit and losses sharing ratio=2:3
Jake will contribute=$27,700*2/5
=$11,080
Sacha will contribute=$27,700*3/5
=$16,620
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