3 score = 60 and 4 dozen = 48 so the ratio is 5 to 4
A dozen is twelve. A score is twenty. 12 to 20=6/10=3/5
3 dozen = 3x12=36 2 score = 2x20=40 ratio 36/40=9/10=9:10
A 'Score' is '20' A dozen is '12' So '12 /20 is 3/5 or 0.6 score.
A score is 20 and 2 dozen is 24 so the answer is 1
3 score = 60 and 4 dozen = 48 so the ratio is 5 to 4
A dozen is twelve. A score is twenty. 12 to 20=6/10=3/5
3 dozen = 3x12=36 2 score = 2x20=40 ratio 36/40=9/10=9:10
1 score = 20 1 dozen = 12 12/20 = 3/5
A dozen is 12; a score is 20. Thus a score is more than a dozen.
A dozen is 12, A score is 20. FYI:A dozen contains 12. a baker's dozen contains 13 and a gross is a dozen's dozen or 144.
A 'Score' is '20' A dozen is '12' So '12 /20 is 3/5 or 0.6 score.
A score contains 20. A dozen contains 12. You didn't ask, but a baker's dozen contains 13 and a gross is a dozen dozen or 144.
Well, honey, if you've got 4 pieces and you're trying to compare that to a dozen, then the ratio is simply 4:12. And if you want to simplify that, it's 1:3. So there you have it, simple math for ya!
A score is 20 and 2 dozen is 24 so the answer is 1
An alternative word which can be used to refer to 20 is one score.
4 score is the same as 80 and 2 dozen is the same as 24. 80:24 or 10:3