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3 years ago

A paper cup holds a volume of 6 fluid ounces. Is the volume of 6 paper cups greater than 5 cups?

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joja [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

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8 oz per cup meaning 40oz in 5 paper cups

6 oz per paper cup meaning 36 oz in 6 paper cups

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