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Angie baked 100 cookies and 20 brownies. She wants to split them into equal groups for the bake sale. Each group must have the same number of cookies and brownies, with none leftover. What is the greatest
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Angie baked 100 cookies and 20 brownies. She wants to split them into equal groups for the bake sale. Each group must have the same number of cookies and brownies, with none leftover. What is the greatest number of groups she can make?

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divide both numbers by 5 and you get 20 cookies and 4 brownies per group
User Danny Hoeve
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well if u divide 100 by 20 you'll get 5 groups of cookies and brownies

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