The cost of 10 oranges is 1.00 what is the cost of 5 dozen oranges

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The answer is 6 dollars, because first you do 1 dollar divided by 10 oranges, which equals 10 cents per orange. Then you do 5 times 12, because a dozen equals 12, which equals 60. Then you do 60 times 10, which equals 600, turn the answer into cents, which 600 cents, and then convert it to dollars. Then you would get an answer of 6 dollars.

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