Zach is filling his dogs bowl with water. Is it reasonable to say that Zach will need about 4 gallons of water?

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No, that would not be reasonable to say.

If you were filling some buckets, you could say 4 gallons, but we’re talking about a bowl and at the most that will take just a few cups.

I hope this helps and please let me know if you need further explanation!
~Brooke❤️

irinina [24]3 years ago

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If the question only gives you this information, then I think is not reasonable to say that Zach needs 4 gallons of water. I don't think any dog's bowl is large enough that needs 4 gallon of water to fill it up. Plus, there's no any other information such as why specifically requires 4 gallons instead of x (other numbers) gallons.

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