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If a 12 fl. Oz. Beer has a 12% abv, how many servings of alcohol is that?.

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hoa [83]2 years ago

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Answer:

12x0.12=1.441.44/0.6=2.4

answer: 2.4

1 serving of alcohol equals 0.6fl ounces of pure alcohol

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