<span>1 gallon = 231 in
1 inch = 2.54 cm
</span><span>Honestly, I would say it will fill up because if your solving for the amount of centimeters in a gallon then the gallon would fill up. It just makes sense to me, don't know if it's correct because what I did was take the amount of centimeters in a inch and multiply it by the total amount of inches in a gallon.
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So ... notice the picture below... the ratio is 3:1 from C to D, meaning the segment CE takes 3 units, whilst the ED segment takes 1
anyhow

Answer:
1 1/12
Step-by-step explanation:
b-7/4=-2/3
First, in an equation like this, you add 7/4 to each side which will look like this:
b-7/4=-2/3
+7/4=+7/4
We add 7/4 to each side of the equation to balance the numbers.
b=+7/4-2/3 (because the minus symbol is in front, we put that)
Before adding we have to find the least common denominator known as LCD.
We find that by first looking at the denominators or the fractions which are 4,3
4,8,\12/,16,20,24.
3,6,9,\12/,15,18,21,24.
We can also find the LCD by multiplying 3 and 4. As you can see in the list, there are 12's in each list of numbers. We use that to change our fractions.
From the number 4 we find out how many times (x) we have to add 4 to get 12. We do 12/4 which is 3. And 12/3 which is 4.
7 x 3 2 x 4
------- - -------
4 x 3 3 x 4
which equals 21/12-8/12. Now that we have a common denominator, we can subtract.
21 8 13
--- - --- = ----- = 1 
12 12 12
I hope this helps, please let me know if I have any incorrections. :D
23 Pennie’s is the answer I believe