Bob and Ray mix 84 chocolate chips evenly into 7 cups of cookie dough. Bob thinks there will be 14 chocolate chips in each cup of cookie dough. Ray thinks there will be 12 chocolate chips in each cup of cookie dough. Which of the following explains why either Bob or Ray is correct? Answer Choices Bob is correct, because 84:7=14. Bob is correct, because 14 is double the number of cups of cookie dough. Ray is correct, because 84:7=12. Ray is correct, because cookies are often baked in sets of 12.
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