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Ok so lets start with the 5 dozen there are 12 eggs in one dozen so we do 12*5 which gives us 60 and then we figure out what 3/4 of 12 is that sounds confusing the way i typed it. an example is make four piles each evenly numbered so four piles of three so take three of those piles which gives you the number nine so 60 + 9 gives you 69 so Jesse has 69 eggs.
Mark spent 11/12 of an hour doing both math and english homework
Answer:
12
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When i use " / " its the bar between, the divider.
X = - 2( 6 - iy - 3i ) / 3
Y = 3( x - 2i + 4 ) / 2i
