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.
A dozen is twelve; a half dozen is therefore six.
0.50
100 donuts would cost $1.00. 12 donuts (1 dozen) / $0.12 cents = $0.01 per donut $0.01 per donut x 100 donuts = $1.00
5 dozen oranges will costs $6.00
I'll bet you think you are a real smart cookie. Ans= five dozen.
5 cent
A dozen is twelve; a half dozen is therefore six.
About a bunghole and a half 1.00 dollar. its olbious
What may seem a relatively low cost is because of inflation. With a 'loaf' of bread costing between a half cent and a whole cent
The cost of gas in 1979 was $0.86. Just a cent ove rhte cost of a dozen eggs. That same year the average cost of a new home was $71,800.00, and inflation was at 13.3%
20 cents
0.50
A dozen eggs in 1912 cost only $0.40 for one dozen
126 cents or $1.26
3 hunna
In 1952, the average cost of a half dozen eggs was around 60 cents. Prices varied by region and store, but this figure reflects the typical price during that time. Adjusting for inflation, that would be significantly less in today's currency.
100 donuts would cost $1.00. 12 donuts (1 dozen) / $0.12 cents = $0.01 per donut $0.01 per donut x 100 donuts = $1.00