how many tablespoons to one ounce
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2 tablespoons is 1 fluid ounce.\n\nYou really should be more specific, though, because ounce is a unit of mass, while fluid ounce is a unit of volume.
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You want to evaluate everything based on a per ounce price, so convert all the weights to ounces. \nA) 16 oz for $6.29\nB) 10 oz for $4.79\nC) 20 oz for $7.29\nD) 12 oz for $5.29\n\nDivide the money by the ounces to get the price per ounce and you'll see that one of them is the cheapest, therefore the best buy.
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With or Without Gravy?\n\n1oz Dry = One - Sixtenth (1/16) of a one-pound ribeye cut.*\n\n*Weight is based on raw (uncooked) portion.
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Depends what country you buy it in, more than anything else.  The two most common are English and metric.  English starts with fluid ounces as smallest unit, metric starts with milliters as the smallest.\n\nWhat else might your question mean?
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if there are 32 ounce and it cost $4.16 then to find how much is one ounce you have to \n\n4.16 / 32\n= $ 0.13 \n \n= 13 cents
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144 ounces equal 9 pounds\n5 kilograms equal 5,000 grams\n34320 feet equal 6  1/2 miles\n7000 meters equal 700 decameters\n80 fluid ounces in 5 pints
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16 cups.\n\nIf 6 cups = 1 small and 1 Med, and 2 Small = 1 Med\nThen 6 Cups = 3 Small, so 1 Small = 2 cups.\n4 Med = 1 Large, \nso 8 Small  = 1 Large, \nand 16 Cups  = 1 Large
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looooooooooooooool u need a 40 ounce n a joint n u'll b ok
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It would be 1.8N.  \n\nThree times in the case of Phosphoric Acid.
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When you buy a quart of something it contains 32 oz.  And since there are 4 quarts in a gallon (tip: remember this as "quart"ers in a dollar) then there would be ... well, it should be easy for you now to figure out the number of ounces in a gallon.  \n\nBTW (By the way), I've noticed you've asked a few math homework questions.  If I may pass on some advice, the more you have others figure out the answers for you (vs. giving guidance like I did above) the harder it will be for you later on, and not just in future classes, but in life.  I guarantee it!  \n\nHTH and good luck!
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2 cups in a pint\n2 pints in a quart\n4 quarts ("quarter") in a gallon
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Normally I would convert everything to ounces, and then work the problem out, and then convert it back to pounds/ounces.\n1 lb = 16 oz\n66lb = 16 * 66 = 1056oz\n8lb 7oz = (16*8) + 7 = 135oz\n1056oz - 135oz = 921oz\n921 / 16 = 57 with remainder of 9 = 57lbs 9oz
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how many glasses are there? how much cordial does sam have?\n\nthe ratio 12:1 means that there must be 1 part of cordial to 12 parts water.\n\nso 1 glass @ 200ml / 13 = 15.38ml  \n\ncordial would be 15.38ml\nwater 184.62ml\n\nits been along time since i've done this type of homework.
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189 in a standard cup 1/3 pint\n284 in a mug          1/2 pint
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Within the US, 39 cents, up to one ounce.   The other stamps are still usable, just buy some penny stamps to make up the difference.
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The back of most English language dictionaries have such tables. There are approximately 27 grams per ounce.
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Food   Serving size       Potassium (mg) \nBanana 1 medium              467 \nPotato, baked 1 medium       721 \nPrune juice 6 fluid ounces   530 \nPrunes, dried 1/2 cup        633 \nOrange juice 6 fluid ounces  354 \nOrange 1 medium              237 \nTomato juice 6 fluid ounces  400 \nTomato 1 medium              273 \nRaisins 1/2 cup              598  \nRaisin bran cereal 1 ounce   437 \nArtichoke, cooked 1 medium   425 \nLima beans, cooked 1/2 cup   478 \nAcorn squash, cooked 1/2 cup 448 \nSpinach, cooked 1/2 cup      419 \nSunflower seeds 1 ounce      241 \nAlmonds 1 ounce              211