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Is 5quarts greater than 20cups

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Is 5quarts greater than 20cups

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no

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they are the same

Ykaner answered Jan 4, 2021

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No, they are the same. 20 cups = 5 quarts.

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Robert Li answered Jan 6, 2021

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