Drawing \({\left({a}\right)}\) shows \({3}\) circles with two third of them shaded. So, it maps to ,
(iii) \({3}\times\frac{{2}}{{3}}\).
Drawing \({\left({b}\right)}\) shows \({2}\) squares with half of them shaded. So, it maps to ,
(ii) \({2}\times\frac{{1}}{{2}}\).
Drawing \({\left({c}\right)}\) shows \({3}\) squares with one fourth of them shaded. So, it maps to ,
(iv) \({3}\times\frac{{1}}{{4}}\).
Drawing \({\left({d}\right)}\) shows \({2}\) circles with one fifth of them shaded. So, it maps to ,
(i) \({2}\times\frac{{1}}{{5}}\).