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Which of the following measurements is equivalent to 5 quarts? 25 cups 40 fl. oz. 10 pt. 1 gal.
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Which of the following measurements is equivalent to 5 quarts? 25 cups 40 fl. oz. 10 pt. 1 gal.
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10pt. is equivalent to 5 quarts. There are 2 pints in a quart.
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