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2 years ago

How many gallons are in 8 1/4?

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wlad13 [49]2 years ago

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The total number of gallons in 8.25 quartz is 2.0625 gallons

<h3>Conversion of gallons to quartz</h3>

According to the given question, we are to convert 8 1/4 quartz to gallons

According to the standard conversion

1 gallons = 4 quarts

x = 8.25 quartz

Take the ratio

1/x = 4/8.25
4x = 8.25

x = 8.25/4

x = 2.0625 gallons

Hence the total number of gallons in 8.25 quartz is 2.0625 gallons

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