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A bakery worker ordered 3000 eggs when only 300 eggs were needed. Which explains how many more eggs were ordered than were needed? A. 100 times more because there are 2 zeros in 300 B. 1000 times more because there are 3 zeros in 3000 C. 10,000 times more because there are 5 total zeros in 3000 and 300 D. 10 times more because there is 1 more zero in 3000 than in 300
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