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A dozen bangles fit in one packet. Meera bought some packets and counted 96 bangles in all. Taking p as the number of packets, which equation should she write?

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  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Step-by-Step Solution

A dozen is 12, so 12 bangles per packet × packets = , and that total is 96: . The trap swaps the total with the size of one packet; replaces multiplication with addition.
Answer: C)

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