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Raymond bought 3/4 of a dozen rolls.how many rolls did he buy?
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Raymond bought 3/4 of a dozen rolls.how many rolls did he buy?

User MisraX
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3/4x12=36/4 if you simplify you would get 9
User Mark Marina
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First you need to know that a dozen is 12.
Next, you need to make that into a fraction by putting it over 1: 12/1
Then, you multiply that by your first fraction: 3/4 x 12/1 = 36/4
Finally, simplify 36/4 = 9
Raymond bought 9 rolls.
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