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There are 255 balloons in a package. How many balloons there in a dozen packages?
3060 balloons
What is the difference between six dozen dozen and half a dozen dozen?
half a dozen is 6, so half a dozen dozen is 6 dozen, but the first thing, six dozen dozen has is 6x12x12or 6x144, so it is way more than 6x12.. In other words Six dozen dozen is 864 and half a dozen dozen is 72
How many eggs are in 1 dozen?
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.
Grammar a dozen of eggs or a dozen eggs?
a dozen eggs
How many is 1 dozen?
A dozen is 12, as in a dozen eggs. A half-dozen is 6 and 2 dozen is 24.
There are 255 balloons in a package. How many balloons there in a dozen packages?
3060 balloons
Is it possible to carry yourself with any type of balloons?
Yes with a couple dozen of giant balloons!
Did pat benatar sing 99 red balloons?
no Pat Benatar did not sing 99 red balloons. Nena did
Who sang 99 balloons?
Nena
What is the solution to the ditloid 99 RBGB?
99 Red Balloons Go By
Is 99 red balloons a eurovision song?
No.
Did Dev sing 99 red balloons?
Nope, it was Nena "99 Luftballoons"
What is the German of the song 99 love balloons?
99 Luftballoons. Spelled out it's Neunundneunzig Luftballons.However, Luftballoons means simply "balloons" and not "love balloons" The word love was probably added to fit the music.
How many red balloons?
99 Luftballons by Nena
What does 99 R B by N mean?
It is a pop song 99 Red Balloons by Nena from the original German 99 Luftballons
What was the price of eggs in 1996?
.99 cents a dozen
How does one properly spell '99 red balloons'?
99 red ballons is properly spelled "99 red balloons." You can learn how to correct spelling at the official dictionary website. Once on the page, enter in the word you are looking for to find the correct spelling.
