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Daisy has a pitcher that can hold 1000 milliliters. If one cup is approximately 236 milliliters, about how many cups would be needed to fill the pitcher? A. 3.8 cups C. 5.7 cups…

Daisy has a pitcher that can hold 1000 milliliters. If one cup is approximately 236 milliliters, about how many cups would be needed to fill the pitcher? A. 3.8 cups C. 5.7 cups…
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Daisy has a pitcher that can hold 1000

milliliters. If one cup is approximately
236 milliliters, about how many cups
would be needed to fill the pitcher?
A. 3.8 cups
C. 5.7 cups
B. 4.2 cups
D. 9.3 cups

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User Ralle Mc Black
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Answer:

4.2

Explanation:

Divide 1000 by 236 and you will get that result.

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User Mike Rhodes
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