(a) If the 11:5 and 13:3 ratios are the only two reasonable theories to consider, would you...
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(b) If there are also other possible theoretical ratios that weren't considered, would you have compelling evidence that the theory you selected in Exercise 9.S.12 is the correct theory? Explain.
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