Mabel and her friends buy a jumbo bag of Millicent's Mini Donuts at the fair. They sit at a picnic table to share them. Mabel evenly distributes the donuts onto 12 napkins, one for each person in the group. Each napkin has 5 donuts. Which equation can you use to find the number of donuts \( d \) in the bag? \( \frac{d}{12}=5 \) Solve this equation for \( d \) to find the number of donuts in the bag.

To find the total number of donuts \( d \) in the bag, you can start with the equation \( \frac{d}{12} = 5 \). This means that Mabel is dividing the total number of donuts evenly among 12 napkins, with each napkin receiving 5 donuts. To solve for \( d \), simply multiply both sides of the equation by 12: \[ d = 12 \times 5 \] So, \( d = 60 \). There are 60 donuts in the bag! Got it? Mabel and her friends are set for a delicious time! 🎉🍩