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A bakery has 456 dozen cookies how many individual cookies are there
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A bakery has 456 dozen cookies how many individual cookies are there

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You multiply 456 by 12 resulting in 5,472. A dozen cookies is 12 cookies.
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I think it's 5472 individual cookies because a dozen is 12 cookies so 456x12=5472

I hope this helps you out Christionbryant! :D
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