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In this video, I solve a ratio comparison problem with three cereal brands (A, B, and C)—each one gives the information in a different way:

Brand A: one ratio (60 raisins in 24 ounces)
Brand B: a table (ounces ↔ raisins)
Brand C: a graph 📈

How to solve it (the method I use):
1️⃣ Brand A: scale the given ratio to write equivalent ratios and create ordered pairs (ounces, raisins).
2️⃣ Brand B: turn each row of the table into ordered pairs (and fix the table typo so the pattern stays consistent).
3️⃣ Brand C: read the ordered pairs directly from the graph.
4️⃣ Plot all three brands on the same graph, draw/compare the lines, and choose the brand with the steepest line—that brand has the greatest raisin-to-ounce ratio ✅

Try it first, then watch and compare your reasoning!

Credit / Source: This video uses a problem from Reveal Math Course 1 (McGraw Hill), Lesson Compare Ratio Relationships, Student Edition, p. 35. © McGraw Hill. Used for educational, non-commercial classroom support. All rights belong to the copyright holder.

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