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Justin has 3/4 quart of cranberry juice. If he divides the juice into glasses that hold 1/8 quart, how many glasses can Justin fill
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Justin has 3/4 quart of cranberry juice. If he divides the juice into glasses that hold 1/8 quart, how many glasses can Justin fill
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6 glasses
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3/4 = 6/8
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