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Chris has 35 cookies for the bake sale. The ratio of chocolate chip coskies to peanut butter is 4:3. How many chocolate chip coo

kies are there? How many peanut butter cookies are there? Use a tape diagram to justify your answer.

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Olin [163]3 years ago

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20 chocolate chip, 15 peanut butter. I don't know how to show that on a diagram, but this can at least get you started

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