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A Hiker Buys A 3-gallon Jug Of Water Before Going Camping . She Uses The Water To Fill Several 1-Quart Water Bottles . How Many Water Bottles Can She Fill ?
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A Hiker Buys A 3-gallon Jug Of Water Before Going Camping . She Uses The Water To Fill Several 1-Quart Water Bottles . How Many Water Bottles Can She Fill ?

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The answer is indeed 12 bottle. In order to do this you can create a ratio: 1 gallon:4 quarts 3 gallon:x quarts In order to get from 1 to 3 you do ×3. 4×3=12 ~JZ Hope it helps you
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12 bottles. 1 gall = 4 quarters. 3×4=12
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