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Problem 17 Mrs. Casey, a sixth grade math teacher, ordered one package of pencils for each of her 92 students Each package contained a dozen pencils. How many pencils did Mrs. C…

Problem 17 Mrs. Casey, a sixth grade math teacher, ordered one package of pencils for each of her 92 students Each package contained a dozen pencils. How many pencils did Mrs. C…
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Problem 17 Mrs. Casey, a sixth grade math teacher, ordered one package of pencils for each of her 92 students Each package contained a dozen pencils. How many pencils did Mrs. Casey order? ​

User Aniket Pawar
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Answer:

1104

Explanation:

1 package had 12 pencils

thus, 92 packages will have = (92*12) = 1104 pencils

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