2 years ago

A recipe requires 2 eggs for every 5 dozen cookies. At this rate, how many eggs are required for 30 dozen

2 answers:

exis [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Theres 6 5's in 30. ( 5,10,15,20,25 and 30.)

There is 2 eggs in every 5 dozen cookies, ( 5d, 2, 10d, 4, 15d, 6, 20d, 8, 25d, 10, 30d, 12.) The d means dozen by the way...

I am so sorry if you use this and get it wrong!! I am not good at math!! And i am sorry, this is probably confusing >-<

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6 eggs (i think)

5x12=60 cookies require 2 eggs
30x12=360
360 divided by 60= 6

so six eggs

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