How to calculate ratio - sharing money GCSE question

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How to work with ratio - sharing money GCSE question.

This is a fairly standard GCSE question and will be usually grade C at around 3 marks.

"Three women won a total of £360.00.
They share the money in the ratio 7:3:2
Donna receives the largest amount.
Work out the amount Donna received."

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