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3 years ago

If 2 cups equal a parent and two pence equal a quart and 4 quarts equal a gallon how many cups are there in 4 gallons?

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statuscvo [17]3 years ago

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64 cups hope this helps

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If 2 cups equal a parent and two pence equal a quart and 4 quarts equal a gallon how many cups are there in 4 gallons?￼￼

If 2 cups equal a parent and two pence equal a quart and 4 quarts equal a gallon how many cups are there in 4 gallons?