-2 you just subtract the 3 by 1
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The first step is finding the unit rate. We can do this by evaluating
21/1.75 divided by 1.75/1.75.
When you divide the two, you get 12.
To check your work you do 12(1.75) and you will get 21
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It is definitely 36 i hope that this helps
So there are 2 things you need to convert, the first is the gallons to cups and the second is the hours to minutes. so I like to set it up with numerators and denominators and then multiply the ratios. All same terms will cross out and be opposite of each other.
(18 gal/1 hour) x (1 hour / 60 minutes), now we have (0.3 gallons/1 minute) we just have to change gallons to cups
(0.3 gallons/ 1 minute) x (4 quarts/1 gallon) x (2 pints/1 quart) x (2 cups/1 pint)
this comes out 4.8 cups/1 minute
