Tina baked some cookies. 12 of her cookies were peanut butter. 12 of the peanut butter cookies also had chocolate chips. What fraction of the cookies were peanut butter and had chocolate chips?

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Alon Ashkenazi asked Feb 26, 2023

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Tina baked some cookies. 12 of her cookies were peanut butter. 12 of the peanut butter cookies also had chocolate chips. What fraction of the cookies were peanut butter and had chocolate chips?

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Alon Ashkenazi asked Feb 26, 2023

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12/12 or 1

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Tina baked 12 peanut butter cookies, and it is said that 12 of them had chocolate chips. So, we can make a fraction, being 12/12

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