Mathematics, 22.04.2021 18:20 rosetoheart2

3. Sarah makes cookies at a rate of 2 dozen per hour. She has to make a total of 216 cookies for a wedding party. How long will it take her?
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3. Sarah makes cookies at a rate of 2 dozen per hour. She has to make a total of 216 cookies for a...