To determine the percentage of bad and good eggs, we need to calculate the ratio of bad eggs to the total number of eggs and then convert it to a percentage.
Calculate the number of good eggs:
Total number of eggs - Number of bad eggs = 60 - 6 = 54
Calculate the percentage of bad eggs:
(Number of bad eggs / Total number of eggs) × 100%
= (6 / 60) × 100%
= 10%
Calculate the percentage of good eggs:
(Number of good eggs / Total number of eggs) × 100%
= (54 / 60) × 100%
= 90%
Therefore, 10% of the eggs are bad and 90% of the eggs are good.
A whole crate typically contains 30 dozen eggs, which amounts to 360 eggs in total. However, the number of eggs in a crate can vary depending on the supplier and local packaging standards. Always check the specific packaging for the exact count.
12
24
With a tape measure, or scales, depending on what it is you want to measure!
20 crates with 20 eggs leftover
go ahead and crack a few eggs and your trunk and see what happends
A dozen dozen eggs is 12 x 12 = 144. This quantity is also called a gross.
Yes, I have seen 12, 24, 36, and 48 eggs on a carton sold.
About 60%.
29% of penguin eggs survive to become penguins
45 %
almost certainly not. a full Hysterectomy takes the ovaries. No egg crate no egg!