How many full cases and additional items are needed to fulfill the order? 50 8

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Pavel [41]1 year ago

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The computation illustrate that there'll be 13 cases and 2 additional units.

<h3>How to illustrate the information?</h3>

From the information given, it was stated that 80 units are needed, 6. units per case.

Therefore, the number of cases will be:

= 80/6

= 13 remainder 2.

Therefore, there'll be 13 cases and 2 additional units

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80 units are needed, 6. units per case. What is the number of cases and the number of additional units?

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