That depends on what kind of object. For example, a case of wine is 12 bottles, but a case of beer is 24 cans, and there are several other.
If a case holds 24 items and 11 are removed, you would subtract 11 from 24. This calculation gives you 24 - 11 = 13. Therefore, there are 13 items left in the case.
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Items that are less than 30 centimeters include a standard smartphone, a cereal box, a medium-sized book, and a DVD case. Common kitchen utensils like a measuring cup or a standard dinner plate also fall within this size range. Many small household items, such as a coffee mug or a desk organizer, are typically under 30 centimeters as well.
14 cases. The 14th case would not be full.
Four, in each case.
either 6 or 12 if they are standard 750ml bottles.
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A standard case of whisky typically contains 12 bottles. Since a half-gallon is equivalent to 64 ounces and a standard whisky bottle is usually 750 milliliters (about 25.4 ounces), there are no half gallons in a standard case. Instead, each case would have 12 bottles of 750 ml, totaling 9 liters.
The standard meter of fabric used in the production of clothing items is typically 1.5 meters.
You'd need 14 cases, one of which would not be full.