Six eggs x two eggs (or twelve x two) in an egg carton is far more stable than other arrangements.
A carton of eggs arranged four x three would be unwieldy to handle and store, and result in more frequent breakages. Four x two would be a good size for consumers who don't use eggs much, but it isn't an easily marketable size.
Where I live you do sometimes see twelve x twelve cartons, but they're tricky to handle.
1 whole carton, and 1/4 of another carton, so you have 3.75 cartons left.
Cartons come in several sizes. There could be 6, 12, 18 or 24 eggs in a carton. Most often you find 12 in a carton.
different prices! i loved to buy eggs from walmart but their prices are over doing it!
In North America egg carton materials vary with Styrofoam, cardboard and clear plastic cartons used. The most popular carton is the cardboard type and those hold 12 large eggs. Each container for large eggs is a standard size. They measure 12 inches long, 4 inches wide and 2 ¾ inches deep.
They lay 3 to4 eggs. Oh and other animals try to eat the eggs.
4 eggs is 2/3 of 6, so you figure 2/3 of 300. You would need 200g of sugar.
Toucans lay 2 to 4 eggs once a year. The toucan babies will hatch in about 14 to 20 days later after they have been laid.
$2-$3 USD for a dozen of regular eggs. The free-range eggs (the brown ones) are more expensive and cost $3-$4 USD.
1 and 1/4. i dont know how to measure 1/4 of an eggwhite so please dont ask
That depends on the size of the carton. The most common size is 1 liter. Other sizes available are 500ml, 250ml.
Kookaburras lay an average of 3-4 eggs at intervals of 2 days apart.
Green turtles - 6 clutches of 115 eggs every 4-6 years Loggerhead turtles 4 clutches of 120 eggs every 3-5 years Leatherback turtles - up to 10 clutches of 100 eggs every 3-5 years Olive ridley & Kemps ridley 2-3 clutches of ~90 eggs every 2 years Hawksbill turtles 4 clutches of 120 eggs ever 3-5 years Flatback turtles 3 clutches of 50 eggs every 1 to 2 years