Question

A picture could hold to 12th of a gallon of water if Roger filled up nine pictures how much water would he have

Answer 1

Answer:

He would have a very soggy picture!

OR if you mean the pitcher holds one twelvth of a gallon, he will have 9/12 or 3/4 of a gallon.

OR if you mean the pitcher holds two twelvths of a gallon, he ends up with 9 × 1/6 which is one and a half gallons.

Step-by-step explanation:

Spelling is important! A "picture" could be a drawing, a photograph, or a painting.

"Pitcher" could be a container for pouring liquids or a player who pitches the ball in a baseball game.

I know you wanted math help, but it is difficult to answer if I can't tell whether "to" meant "two" or he filled the pitcher to pour twelvths.