Mathematics, 16.08.2020 19:01 krlx

Bailey is making festive cookie bags. She tried to split all her cookies evenly by putting 15 per bag, but the last bag had only 14 cookies. So, she tried putting 10 cookies per bag, but the last bag had only 9. Her mom brought 2 more cookies. Now, Bailey tries 9, then 8, cookies per bag, but she can’t do it. Finally, Bailey puts 7 cookies in each bag evenly! What is the least possible total number of cookies?

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