Which is the correct order of Ocean sizes in decreasing?

The Pacific is the world’s largest body of water and was named by the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan who found the Pacific very peaceful (“Pacifique”, means peaceful in French) for most of his journey from the Straits of Magellan to the Philippines.
The Earth’s second-largest ocean is the Atlantic, a name derived from the “Sea of Atlas” in Greek mythology.
It covers approximately one-fifth of the entire global ocean.
The Indian Ocean is the third-largest in the world and makes up approximately 20% of the Earth’s water surface.
It is bounded by southern Asia in the north, the Arabian Peninsula and Africa in the west,
the Malay Peninsula, Sundra Islands, and Australia in the east, and the Southern Ocean in the south.
The Arctic Ocean is divided by an underwater ocean ridge called the Lomonosov ridge into the 4,000-4500 m deep Eurasian or
Nasin basin and the 4000 m deep North American or Hyperborean basin.
Source: www.marinebio.org