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There are 20 juice cups and each cup holds 10 fluid ounces the juice comes in 1-gallon bottles. how manny 1-gallon bottles of juice will i need to purchase
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There are 20 juice cups and each cup holds 10 fluid ounces the juice comes in 1-gallon bottles. how manny 1-gallon bottles of juice will i need to purchase
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There are 20 juice cups and each cup holds 10 fluid ounces the juice comes in 1-gallon bottles. how manny 1-gallon bottles of juice will i need to purchase
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20cups(10oz/cup)(quart/32oz)(gallon/4quart)(bottles/gallon)=1.5625 bottles
Assuming that "bottles" are quantized you'd have to buy to bottles. :D
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