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Christian wants to fill a 6 gallon bucket using a one quart plastic scoop. How many pours from the one quart scoop will Christian need to fill the bucket?
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Christian wants to fill a 6 gallon bucket using a one quart plastic scoop. How many pours from the one quart scoop will Christian need to fill the bucket?
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Christian will need 24 pours to fill the bucket.
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