A lady has 1 gallon of milk. The recipe calls for 1 quart. She dicided to triple the recipe. How many cups does she have left?

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1 quart= 4 cups
1 gallon= 1 quart

1 recipe= 1 quart
Tripled recipe= 3 * 1 quart= 3 quarts

Tripled recipe= 3 quarts * 4 cups per quart= 12 cups used in triple recipe

1 gallon= 16 cups

16 cups - 12 cups used= 4 cups left

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Part a

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