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Maggie is throwing a party and needs 15 gallons of milk. But the store only sells milk in quarts. How many quarts is she going to need to buy? Please need this quickly.
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Maggie is throwing a party and needs 15 gallons of milk. But the store only sells milk in quarts. How many quarts is she going to need to buy? Please need this quickly.

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She would need 60 quarts of milk because there are 4 quarts in a gallon and if you multiply 15 by 4 you get 60

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User Jonathan Lisic
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Answer:

60 quarts

Explanation:

1 gallon=4 quarts

4X15=60

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