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3 years ago

Is number 11 help plz

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LenKa [72]3 years ago

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A) 1 gallon/5 pints
b) 3 quarts/5 pints
c) 5 pints/8 ounces
d)3 quarts/1 gallon
e) 8 ounce/1 gallon

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