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Joe needs 3 gallons of lemonade for a party. he has 4 quarts, 6 pints and 4 cups of lemonade already made. How many more cups of lemonade do he need? How many more cups does he need?
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Joe needs 3 gallons of lemonade for a party. he has 4 quarts, 6 pints and 4 cups of lemonade already made. How many more cups of lemonade do he need? How many more cups does he need?

User Alex Zhulin
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in 12 cups there are 6 pints
we have 4 quarts and 16 cups that make up another 4 quarts so we have 8 quarts meaning we have 2 gallons so Joe needs 16 cups more
User Jaguar
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16 more cups because 4 quarts +6 pints +4 cups equals 2 gallons which is 32 cups and there is still one gallon left and 1 gallon is 16 cups
Hope that helps!
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