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8 0

Yes, 1 quart is indeed bigger than 2 cups. Because if you think about 1 quart equals 2 cups, and in this case quarts is OF COURSE bigger than 2 cups.

Hope it helps!!!! :)

uysha [10]4 years ago

7 0

Yes. A quart is greater than 2 cups.

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