A plane has a seating capacity of 160 passengers, 40 in first class and the rest in economy class. The average first-class ticket costs $1,200, and the average ticket in economy class is $400. If all the first-class tickets are sold but only half of the economy tickets are sold, what is the ratio of the total revenue from the first-class passengers to that of the economy-class passengers?

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A plane has a seating capacity of 160 passengers, 40 in first class and the rest in economy class. The average first-class ticket costs $1,200, and the average ticket in economy class is $400. <br>If all the first-class tickets are sold but only half of the economy tickets are sold, what is the ratio of the total revenue from the first-class passengers to that of the economy-class passengers?