Assuming that there are 20. drops in 1.0 mL, how many drops are in 3.9 gallons? drops

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Assuming that there are 20. drops in 1.0 mL, how many drops are in 3.9 gallons?
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Answer:

295261.98 or just 295.2962 (rounded).

Explanation:

You have to figure out how many ml are in a gallon. Then multiply that by 3.9 gallons.

Macropas answered Jan 11, 2020

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