Mathematics, 30.03.2020 20:34, alizpleyer

Part A

Is there a proportion between these two ratios?
Ratio 1 - 4 amateurs :: 20 professionals
Ratio 2 - 3 amateurs :: 15 professionals

A
Yes
B
No

Part B
Find the ratio of the number of professionals in Ratio 1 to the number of professionals in Ratio 2. (Use a colon: and do not simplify for example 5:10)

Note: Type the answer as shown. Ex:(4:10)

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Part A

Is there a proportion between these two ratios?
Ratio 1 - 4 amateurs :: 20...