A potted plant has about 823 clumps of dirt. How many clumps would there be in a dozen plants? A. 2,469 clumps B. 9,276 clumps C. 9,875 clumps D. 9,876 clumps

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A potted plant has about 823 clumps of dirt. How many clumps would there be in a dozen plants?

A. 2,469 clumps
B. 9,276 clumps
C. 9,875 clumps
D. 9,876 clumps

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answer with d because 823 * 12 because 12 is a dozen so the answer would be 9876 clumps of dirt.

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Roman Pfneudl answered Jul 20, 2019

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