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In a math exam, A and B schools
The number of people who won the second prize in a school is X.

The proportion of people who won the second prize in A and B schools is 4:6=2:3.

The number of people who won the second prize in school B is 3x/2.

The total number of second prizes is 5x/2, accounting for 60% of the total number of awards.

The total number of winners is 25 times /6.

In which Grade A accounts for 3/5 (the ratio is 3:2), which is 5x/2.

x \u( 5x/2)× 100% = 40%

x \u( 25x/6)× 100% = 24%

The number of people who won the second prize in a school accounts for 40% of the winners in a school and 24% of the total winners.