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Sandy - 64 dozens = 768 single cookies.
Alejandro - 62 dozens = 744 single cookies.
Pierre - 60 dozens = 720 single cookies.

Pierre brought 720 cookies. You solve this by understanding that one dozen = 12 and multiplying 12 by the given number of dozens each student brought to find out the exact amount of single cookies. Hope this helped !

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