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recipe for sparkling grape juice calls for 5/8 quarts of sparkling water and 1/5 quarts of grape juice how much sparkling water

would you need to mix with 6 quarts of grape juice?

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ohaa [14]3 years ago

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You would need 18 3/4 quarts of sparkling water.

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