Barry was pretty particular about his chocolate chip cookies. He always wanted each cookie to have the same number of chocolate chips. He had 102 chocolate chips and 9 cookies in his "perfect" batch. How many chips will each cookie get? How many will not go in a cookie. Check with multiplication.
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