Trying to truncate the value of a `bc` calculation, however when I set the `scale=0` it returns 0 for the entire calculation. Setting `scale=1` returns a proper value of 357.3, but `scale=0` will always return 0.

Here is an example Calculation:

```
echo "scale=0; 3573 * (10 / 100)/1" | bc -l
0

echo "scale=1; 3573 * (10 / 100)/1" | bc -l
357.3

```

Is this not the proper way to truncate a floating point number to an integer using `bc`? I want to have it as an integer for bash scripting purposes.
Thanks!