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Disconnect the drain pipe from the sink. The drain pipe is connected at the bottom of your sink strainer with a slip nut or a coupling nut, that connects plastic drain piping to a metal sink strainer. First loosen the nut that attaches the strainer to the drain pipe with channel locks or an adjustable wrench.
Once you mount the disposer and basket strainers to the sink, you should hook each drain hole up with its own p-trap. This will leave you with three separate traps to hook up to the main sink drain under the sink. The job now is the same as hooking up three single bowl sinks. The trick is to tap into that main sink drain with Y fittings that will branch off the main sink drain to each trap under the sink and still leave you with a clean out plug for future drain access if needed.