In a collection there are gold, silver and bronze coins.
The number of silver coins is three times the number of gold coins.
The number of bronze coins is one quarter of the number of silver coins.
Write down the ratio of gold coins to silver coins to bronze coins.
Give your answer in the form a:b:c a : b : c\,a:b:c where aaa, b b\,b and c c\,c are whole numbers.
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