The term "dozen" comes from the Old French word "dozaine," which means a group of twelve. This grouping has historical roots, as the number twelve has been used for counting and measuring in various cultures due to its divisibility by multiple smaller integers (1, 2, 3, 4, 6). Additionally, in commerce and trade, grouping items in dozens simplifies counting and packaging. Thus, a dozen consistently refers to twelve items.
A dozen is equal to 12. Therefore, 12 dozen is equal to 12 x 12 = 144.
12 dozen= 12x12 so 12 dozen= 144.
A dozen is 12.
A dozen is 12. For an example a dozen donuts
One dozen equals 12, with the exception of the term baker's dozen, which equals 13.
A dozen is a group of twelve. If you order a dozen doughnuts, you will get 12. ~Elle~
A dozen is 12, as in a dozen eggs. A half-dozen is 6 and 2 dozen is 24.
A dozen is equal to 12. Therefore, 12 dozen is equal to 12 x 12 = 144.
12 dozen= 12x12 so 12 dozen= 144.
The same as in a dozen of anything else. "Dozen" means 12.The same as in a dozen of anything else. "Dozen" means 12.The same as in a dozen of anything else. "Dozen" means 12.The same as in a dozen of anything else. "Dozen" means 12.
12 stamps (a dozen means 12)
A dozen is 12 of something, a gross is a dozen dozen - 12 x 12 = 144.
1 dozen = 12 pieces therefore (12 dozen)*12=144 pieces
A dozen! A dozen is twelve, so a dozen dozens is 144. 12*12=144
There are a Dozen, meaning 12 stamps. A dozen of anything is 12.
Normally 12 but in a baker's dozen there are 13
A 'great gross' (a dozen gross) is equal to 144 dozen, or 12*12*12=1728 items.