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Two cylindrical buckets 'A' and 'B' are such that the radius of bucket 'A' is thrice that of bucket 'B' whereas the height of bucket 'A' is twice that of bucket 'B'. Find the ratio of the volume of bucket 'B' to that of bucket 'A'.
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