46. Merchandising If 12 items are in a dozen, 12 dozen are in a gross, and 12 gross are in a great-gross, how many items are in a great-gross?

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Dakota Dunlap

28 August, 18:22

46. Merchandising If 12 items are in a dozen, 12 dozen are in a gross, and 12 gross are in a great-gross, how many items are in a great-gross?

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Jaiden Bennett · Answer 1

Answer: 1728

Step-by-step explanation: You multiply 12 times 12 because we have to find how many items are in a 12 dozen first which is 144 because there are 12 items in one dozen. We already know that there are 144 items in 12 dozens and there are 12 dozens in a gross, which is 144 items in total. Now we have to multiply 144 times 12 to find how many items are in a great gross. 144 times 12 is 1728.