Lily has 24 chocolate chip cookies and 32 vanilla wafers. Part A- What is the largest number of bags she can make with an equal number of chocolate chip cookies and an equal number of vanilla wafers in each bag (assuming she uses them all)? * 1 point
4) PART B- How many chocolate chip cookies will be in each bag? *
1 point
4) PART C- How many vanilla wafers will be in each ba

The answer is below

Explanation:

a) Lily has 24 chocolate chip cookies and 32 vanilla wafers, since she has to put the chocolate and vanilla in the same bag, the number of bags must be a factor of 24 and 32. Below the bags are listed:

Number of bags:                       1              2              4                  8

Number of cookies:                  24           12              6                 3

Number of wafers                      32           16              8                 4

This means that the largest number of bag is 8 which would contain 3 cookies and 4 wafers

b) For the chocolate chip to be placed, the number of bags must be a factor of 24. It is given below:

Number of bags:                    1           2          3           4          6         8           24

Number of cookies:              24        12         8           6          4           3          1

c) For the vanilla wafers to be placed, the number of bags must be a factor of 32. It is given below:

Number of bags:                    1           2             4          8         16           32

Number of wafers:                32        16             6          4          2          1

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