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You have 1 case of soap bars and there are 150 bars in a case. You use 300 bars of soap per day. How many cases do you need to order to have enough for 7 days?* 11 12 13 14
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You have 1 case of soap bars and there are 150 bars in a case. You use 300 bars of soap per day. How many cases do you need to order to have enough for 7 days?* 11 12 13 14
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You have 1 case of soap bars and there are 150 bars in a case. You use 300 bars of soap per day. How many cases do you need to order to have enough for 7 days?*
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You first multiply 7*150 and that is 2100 bars of soaps you need to last 7 days. If there is 150 bars in each case you divide 2100 by 150 and you get 14?. You are using 14 cases for 7 day.
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