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John is making lawn food for his front lawn. The lawn food requires 6½ gallons of water, but John’s measuring container only has marks for cups. How many cups of water should John measure?
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John is making lawn food for his front lawn. The lawn food requires 6½ gallons of water, but John’s measuring container only has marks for cups. How many cups of water should John measure?
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It be 24 cups.
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John should measure 6 cups of water for his lawn food
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