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If 18 more chocolate chip cookies were added, how many total cookies would there have to be to keep an equivalent ratio?
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The answer would depend on the original ratio of chocolate chip cookies to other types of cookies. If the original ratio was 3 chocolate chip cookies to every 5 other types of cookies, then 18 more chocolate chip cookies would mean that there would have to be 30 total cookies (18 + 12).
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