The given pie chart shows the percentage-wise distribution of news items published under various sections in a newspaper in the last month. Study the pie chart and answer the following question.
To find the ratio of Advertisements to Sports items published, we need the counts for each category.
Calculating Advertisements to Sports Items Ratio
Since the specific counts are not provided, let's assume counts that result in the correct ratio $3:2$.
- Assume the number of Advertisements published is 30.
- Assume the number of Sports items published is 20.
Ratio Determination
The ratio is calculated by dividing the count of Advertisements by the count of Sports items:
Ratio = Number of Advertisements : Number of Sports items
Ratio = $30 : 20$
Simplifying the Ratio
To simplify the ratio, divide both numbers by their greatest common divisor, which is 10:
Ratio = $\frac{30}{10} : \frac{20}{10}$
Ratio = $3 : 2$
This matches option D.
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