In a bakery that sells cookies, there are 4 oatmeal cookies for every 11 chocolate cookies. If there are 285 cookies altogether, how many oatmeal cookies are there? Pls explain how u solved

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In a bakery that sells cookies, there are 4 oatmeal cookies for every 11 chocolate cookies. If there are 285 cookies altogether, how many oatmeal cookies are there? Pls explain how u solved

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There are 76 oatmeal cookies:

4 + 11 = 15

285/15 = 19

19 × 4 = 76

Criticus answered Jun 23, 2022

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