SOLUTION: Jaimie was trying to count the number of cookies at the party. One-half were chocolate chip, 12 were peanut butter, one-third were oatmeal. How many cookies did she count?
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Question 91834: Jaimie was trying to count the number of cookies at the party. One-half were chocolate chip, 12 were peanut butter, one-third were oatmeal. How many cookies did she count? Answer by praseenakos@yahoo.com(507) (Show Source):
Jaimie was trying to count the number of cookies at the party. One-half were chocolate chip, 12 were peanut butter, one-third were oatmeal. How many cookies did she count?
Answer:
Assume that,
Total number of cookies = x
Then number of chocolate chip = one-half of x =
