Consider two communities: Alpha and Omega. Alpha has 10 residents, 5 who earn $60,000 and 5 who earn $20,000. Omega also has 10 residents, 5 who earn $125,000 and 5 who earn $25,000. 2nd attempt Part 1 (2 points) The income inequality ratio in Alpha is : , and the income inequality ratio in Omega is 5 Part 2 (1 point) Alpha and Omega each have 10 residents. The top two residents in Alpha have an average income of $90,000, and the bottom two residents in Alpha have an average income of $30,000. The top two residents in Omega have an average income of $250,000, and the bottom two residents in Omega have an average income of $50,000. How much would the top two residents in Alpha have to earn in order for Alphe to have the same income inequality ratio as Omega? The top two Alpha residents would need to earn $ each. Part 3 (1 point) Suppose Alpha's community grew to 15 residents with the following incomes: 2 residents' income $125,000 1 resident's income 200,000 1 resident's income 220,000 3 residents' income 55,000 3 residents' income 22,000 2 residents' income 85,000 I resident's income 450,000 1 resident's income 16.000 1 resident's income 130,000 The new income inequality ratio in Alpha is (Round to two decimal places.)