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A cookie recipe calls for 2 eggs and makes 3 dozen cookies. How many cookies could you make with a dozen eggs?
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A cookie recipe calls for 2 eggs and makes 3 dozen cookies. How many cookies could you make with a dozen eggs?

User SFeng
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Answer:

18 dozen

Explanation:

2/3 = 12/x

(3*12) / 2 = 18

User Yoones
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18 dozen cookies, explanation:
12 = 2x6 this is how many eggs there are in dozen
For every two eggs
There are 3 dozen cookies
So if you multiply 3x6
You would get 18 dozen cookies.
User Matthew Dalton
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