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A bag costs $47 pesos. How much will you pay for a dozen?

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1. One bag costs

47 \text{ pesos}

.
2. A dozen means 12 items.
3. Multiply the cost of one bag by 12:

47 \times 12

.
4. The final cost is

564 \text{ pesos}

.

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