We consider a circle of radius R, with an “inner ring" from 3R to 32R and an “outer ring" from 32R to R.
The area of the outer ring is:
πR2−π(32R)2=95πR2
The area of the inner ring is:
π(32R)2−π(3R)2=93πR2
So, the ratio of the inner ring's area to the outer ring's area is 53.
In our bullseye diagram, if we pair up any red ring with the blue ring just inside it, the blue ring has 53 the area of the red ring. So, the blue portion of the bullseye has 53 the area of the red portion.
Since the circle has area 1, if we let the red portion have area A, then
1=A+53A=58A
So, the red portion has area 85.