Anyone please help Mark 1 as problem one Mark 2 as problem two

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Grace [21]3 years ago

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She had spent $78 on books but idk what to do with the book mark cuz it ask for the total # of books not book marks

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Given:

There are 4 quarts in a gallon.

She wants to convert 6 quarts to a gallon.

To find:

Whether she should multiply 6 by 4 or divide 6 by 4 to find her answer.

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