Mila plans on making omelettes for book club. she buys egg cartons that each contain a dozen eggs. which equation can be used to find the number of egg cartons, c, that mila should buy if she knows she needs g eggs? a. c= g/12 b. c= 12g c. c= 12/g d. c=12+g

The answer is (A)

Step-by-step explanation:  Given that Mila has planned to make omelettes for book club. She buys egg cartons and each carton contains a dozen of eggs.

Also, 'c' is the number of cartons of eggs and 'g' is the number of eggs that Mila needs.

Since, in a dozen, there are 12 eggs, so 1 carton contains 12 eggs.

If Mila need needs 12 eggs, the number of cartons she should buy = 1.

If Mila needs 1 egg, the number of cartons she should buy is

If Mila needs 'g' eggs, then number of cartons (c) she should buy is

Thus,

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