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              3 Part Ratios

              Students learn how to use proportional reasoning to solve problems involving 3-part ratios.  As learning progresses they use equivalence and the unitary method to compare shares.
              Differentiated Learning Objectives
              • All students should be able to simplify a 3-part ratio using the highest common factor.
              • Most students should be able to combine two 2-part ratios into a 3-part ratio.
              • Some students should be able to share amounts between a 3-part ratio
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