Uniforms are sold in packages of 10. the store’s 119 employees will each be given 3 uniforms. how many packages will the store need to order

36 packages needed

Step-by-step explanation:

First, we need to find how many total uniforms are needed. We can find this by multiplying:

119 employees * 3 uniforms each = 357 uniforms needed total

Next, since we know that the uniforms only come in packages of 10, we need to divide:

357 uniforms total / 10 uniforms in a package = 35.7 packages needed

But, since we cannot buy only .7 of a package, we round up to get 36 packages total

Hope this helps :)

126 maybe. sorry

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