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Shari has 1 ½ gallons of orange juice. She wants to serve the orange juice equally to 12 of her friends. How many ounces of juice will each of her friends receive?
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Shari has 1 ½ gallons of orange juice. She wants to serve the orange juice equally to 12 of her friends. How many ounces of juice will each of her friends receive?

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Answer:

16 ounces each

Explanation:

1 gallon equals 128 ounces so 1.5 gallons would be 192 ounces. Divide 192 by 12 and you'll get 16.

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