This implies a hen and a half would lay 3 eggs in 3 days. Therefore 3 hens would lays 6 eggs in 3 days. So one hen would lay 2 eggs in 3 days. Or one egg every day and a half.
Depends, right or left legged?
Since the number of chickens and eggs are the same, you can simplify both to one. Therefore, a chicken can lay an egg every day and a half. 6/1.5=4, therefore it would take four hens.
The same length of time that it would take 1,000,000 monkeys with typewriters to create the Complete Works of Shakespeare.
The answer is obvious. If the quantity of a is equal to the quantity of b then the answer is 12 and a half cents.
If its 1 third, then its one third of an egg. If its one half, then its a half of an egg,and so on. It can also be called a piece or part of an egg.
Probably one large egg. Put it in a measuring cup and add enough milk to make half a cup.
it would take day-and-a-half
Break the egg into a bowl, beat it (like you're making scrambled eggs), and then measure the quantity of liquid egg you have. Use half of that.
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If you do not have an egg and are trying to use egg subsitute instead one ounce equals one egg. This is the ratio we use at my cafe.
because when the sperm and egg meet they make one hole nucleolus. the sperm and egg have half a nucleolus and they are the only cell in the world to have only half a nucleolus.
Each sperm and egg carries one-half of the genetic information necessary to produce offspring.For plato usersD)one halfEach sperm and egg carries one-half of the genetic information necessary to produce offspring.
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Seven as long as two halves equal one hole. If one and a half eggs are layed in a day and a half, the one egg is layed a day. Ahh, but the person above has failed to account for the extra half a week. It says a week and a half, so that would be 10 and a half eggs, because 7/2 = 3 and a half and 7+3.5=10.5 eggs
Yours is a vague question. If you mean how to measure the volume, divide the volume of the egg by 1/2.
3 1/2 EGGS