A large juice jug holds the equivalent of 10 drinking cups; 6 jugs hld 312 oz more than 8 drinking cups.
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1 jug = 10 drinking cups\n\n6 jugs = 312 ounces + 8 drinking cups\n60 drinking cups = 312 ounces + 8 drinking cups\n    - 8 cups\n52 cups = 312 ounces\ndivided by 52\n1 cup = 6 ounces \n\nTo check the problem...\n\n60 cups = 312 oz + 8 cups\n60 * 6 = 312 oz + 8 * 6\n360 = 312 + 48\n360 = 360
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The reason milk jugs have handles is because the plastic used to make the jugs is so thin and flimsy that squeezing the sides to hang onto the jug could cause the top to pop off, even with screw-on tops.  Using the thinner plastic, often recycled plastic, reduces production costs.  If you'll notice, juice jugs are made of a much thicker plastic than milk jugs.  Many of the jugs do provide handholds, or at least ergonomic designs supposedly to assist in pouring (not just to make the bottle look pretty).
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32 grams in an ounce.  Therefore there are 16 grams in 1/2 oz.
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that is around 4 bottles
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1 gallon has 8 pints.\n12 gallons x 8 pints per gallon = 96 pints.
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600,000 parts pumpkin\n\n400,000 parts oxygen\n\n1 part rum
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one, it holds aprox. 8.5 liters
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I got 9.2368x10^11 liters.
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At least 8 glasses of normal water.
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Approx 6 pounds per gallon
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You can still have one cup.
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you drank way to much
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Eight ounces is one cup, there are four cups to a quart, now do the math for 151 diners.
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A) 1\nB)2 moles of gas. ,1 mole of gas takes up 22.4 liters, so 44.8 L
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The gallon is.\n\nLazy...use a conversion tool at least.  They are available online..probably in your textbook also.\n\nConversion: 64 oz = 0.5 gallon.  \nSo basically, you need to convert the Farm Fresh Juice into ounces so that you can easily compare the two bottles.  Since you are dealing with a whole gallon of Farm Fresh Juice (which is equal to 128 ounces), you need to divide the price (1.88) by 2 in order to get the price of just one 64 oz of Farm Fresh.\n\nMath:\n$1.88/2 = 0.94.\n\n.99 > .94 and so the gallon of Farm Fresh is cheaper AND the better buy.\n\n---------------\nTo make it clearer, if the Harvest Time were 1 gallon, it would cost $1.98.\nMath: \n.99 x 2 = $1.98 for a gallon of Harvest Time.
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IT MEANS YOU NEED TO DRINK MORE WATER!  AT LEAST 8  8OZ. GLASSES A DAY.DON'T WORRY
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1 cup = 250 ml\n1/2 cup = 125 ml