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A recipe calls for 6 quarts of water. Michael put 1 gallon of water in the bowl and realized that he made a mistake. Michael sho

uld ___.
-Remove 2 cups.
-Add 1 gallon.
-Add 2 quarts.
-Add 2 pints.

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stealth61 [152]3 years ago

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The answer to this to add 2 quarts.

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