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Darcia made a snack mix using the following recipe. 1 ¼ cups granola, ¾ cup peanuts, ½ cup raisins, ¼ cup chocolate chips. If sh

e used 3 cups of granola and wanted to keep the ingredients proportional, how much would she use of each of the other ingredients.

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