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\[\frac{105}{15}=7\]
Add those up 3+5+7=15 Now divide that batch of 105 cups by 15
\[7\times7=49\text{ cups}\]
Multiply the ratios by 7 and you will have the number of cups of each. Looks like they would need 49 cups of tomatoes,
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\[\begin{matrix} \mathbf{\text{Ingredient}} & \mathbf{\text{Cups}} \\ Tomato & 7\times7 =49 \\ Onion & 5\times 7= 35 \\ Pepper & 3\times7= 21 \\ \text{Total} & 7\times15=105 \end{matrix} \]
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