[EPQ Vol 1A] Question 20

[EPQ Vol 1A] Question 20

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A dozen of eggs cost \(x\) cents. Find an expression, in terms of \(x\) and \(y\), for the number of eggs that can be bought for \(y\) dollars.

Assume \(x>0\), eggs can be bought singly at the same unit price, and \(y\) dollars buys a whole number of eggs with no money left over.

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Answer:\(\dfrac{1200y}{x}\) eggs.

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