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There are 7.2 milligrams of iron in a dozen eggs.Because there are 12eggs in a dozen,how many milligrams of iron are in 1egg?
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There are 7.2 milligrams of iron in a dozen eggs.Because there are 12eggs in a dozen,how many milligrams of iron are in 1egg?

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You just have to divide 7.2 by 12 which gives you .6 milligrams of iron per egg. 
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