Math, asked by sumanbaberwal187, 3 months ago

One biscuit weighs 3 g. Find the weight of 1 dozen such biscuits.

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Answered by yash1624

1

Answer:

36

Step-by-step explanation:

1 dozen=12

therefore, weight of 1 dozen biscuits=12*3=36

Answered by pari2020

3

Answer:

Ans is 36 g

Step-by-step explanation:

Weight of 1 biscuit = 3g

In one dozen we have 12

Weight of 12 such biscuits. = 3× 12

= 36g

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