Explanation:

- Radha has two pots, each containing a mixture of alcohol and water in different ratios.

- First Pot: Alcohol to water is 2:3.

- Means 2 parts alcohol and 3 parts water.

- Second Pot: Alcohol to water is 4:1.

- Means 4 parts alcohol and 1 part water.

- Since both pots have the same amount of the mixture, we assume each pot has a common volume for easy calculation, say 5 units.

- Mixture Calculation:

- In the first pot: Alcohol = 2 units, Water = 3 units.

- In the second pot: Alcohol = 4 units, Water = 1 unit.

- Combine the mixtures:

- Total Alcohol = 2 + 4 = 6 units.

- Total Water = 3 + 1 = 4 units.

- Resulting Ratio: Alcohol to Water = 6:4, which simplifies to 3:2.

- Correct Answer: Option 3: 3 : 2