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Can you answer this?
if a dozen donuts cost twelve cents, how much does a hundred donuts cost? no cheating! answer straight away!
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$1
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approx $11.5 because one dozen is twelve, and 12 goes into 96 evenly but not 100. So 96 donuts costs $11.50
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oh so sorry i didnt read your comment because too much notification there i didnot done it intenstionally please forgive me
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sorry @Brains i really feel bad now please forgive me
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what @Brains
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hope 100 cents
as dozen mean 12 which cost 12 cents
and 100 donuts cost 100 cents
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posting something is better than nothing
It's better to understand this
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I could not do it by applying calculus, should I try trigonometry or logarithms, or maybe...
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damn it. you're too smart. I was hoping to trick a few people with this question.
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*too smart* 😎
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what's tricky?
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To solve you need differentiation, calculus, jensen's, sine rule, etc 😂😂
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seriously 😂😂
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ikr sry abt that @KARRI MOUNIKA
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1 dollar, or if you want simple, 100 cents.
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in short: 100cents -- 100 donuts
but: per dozens: 108cents -- 9 dozens of donuts
twelve donuts cost twelve cents in total,
so one donut costs one cent,
and one hundred donuts cost one hundred cents,
that makes one dollar and buy more donuts.
plus if you only can buy by dozens then,
you would have to buy nine dozens,
that makes one hundred eight donuts,
so you should spend 1.08 $
for cover one hundred donuts,
the eight left big sugary donuts are ate. 😋
note: solved by Gawen's reasoning
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100 cents
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1 dozen=12
so 12 donuts=12 cents
similarly,
100 donuts=100 cents
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100 cents
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and a lot more than 100 calories.......