The Bake Sale, Mathematics

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Lindy has 48 chocolate chip cookies and 64 vanilla wafer cookies. How many bags can Lindy fill if she puts the chocolate chip cookies and the vanilla wafers in the same bag? She plans to use all the cookies and wants to include an equal number of chocolate chip and an equal number of vanilla wafer cookies in each bag. Explain your reasoning.

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