Math, asked by jay9238, 1 year ago

If a baker's dozen is 13, then how much would be five dozens of baker's

dozen?

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Answered by ahrkproductions

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One bakers dozen = 13
5 bakers dozens = 5*13 = 65

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Answered by amankhangkp

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Answer:

13×5=65

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