Three peak-pair ratios keep the denominator source fixed while the numerator changes. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Row 1: ratio follows the two cited intensities

The denominator peak stays at intensity 1. When the numerator peak is 4, the source-bound ratio is 4 to 1.

4:1=4:14:1=4:1
Intensity-ratio scan row 1Visible signed rows show the two peak sources while hidden checks bind the ratio.high=4low=1ratio=4/1accepted=1high source I=4low source I=1

Row 2: ratio follows the two cited intensities

The denominator peak stays at intensity 1. When the numerator peak is 16, the source-bound ratio is 16 to 1.

16:1=16:116:1=16:1
Intensity-ratio scan row 2Visible signed rows show the two peak sources while hidden checks bind the ratio.high=16low=1ratio=16/1accepted=1high source I=16low source I=1

Row 3: ratio follows the two cited intensities

The denominator peak stays at intensity 1. When the numerator peak is 36, the source-bound ratio is 36 to 1.

36:1=36:136:1=36:1
Intensity-ratio scan row 3Visible signed rows show the two peak sources while hidden checks bind the ratio.high=36low=1ratio=36/1accepted=1high source I=36low source I=1