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The image describes a situation involving a triple batch of peanut butter granola bars, where 3 cups of peanut butter and 6 cups of oats are used.

To determine the amount in **one batch**, we simply divide the total quantities by 3 (since the recipe is for a triple batch).

1. **Peanut butter per batch**:  
   Total peanut butter = 3 cups.  
   So, peanut butter per batch = \( \frac{3 \, \text{cups}}{3} = 1 \, \text{cup} \).

2. **Oats per batch**:  
   Total oats = 6 cups.  
   So, oats per batch = \( \frac{6 \, \text{cups}}{3} = 2 \, \text{cups} \).

### Explanation:
To find the amount for one batch, divide the total ingredient quantities by the number of batches (in this case, 3). The amount of peanut butter per batch is 1 cup, and the amount of oats per batch is 2 cups.

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Here are 5 related questions to deepen understanding:
1. How would the amounts change if the recipe were for 4 batches?
2. What fraction of oats is used compared to peanut butter in one batch?
3. If a single batch requires 2 cups of oats, how many cups would be needed for 5 batches?
4. How would you scale the recipe for a half batch?
5. If you had 12 cups of oats, how many batches could you make?

**Tip**: Always ensure you divide total quantities by the number of batches to find the correct amount for one batch!

A triple batch recipe of peanut butter granola bars contains 3 cups of peanut butter and 6 cups of oats. How much peanut butter is in one batch of granola bars? How much oats are in one batch of granola bars? Explain your thinking.

Learn how to divide ingredients for a granola bar recipe by 3 to find the amount in one batch. This problem involves simple division and proportions, perfect for students in Grades 3-5.

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