Asked by Patrick

I have a bunch of math problems I desperately need help with. It is conversion.
1. 192 fl oz = pt
2. 15 pt= c
3. 240 fl oz= c
4. 32 qt = gal
5. 10 qt= c
6. 48 c = qt
7. 72 pt = gal
8. 128 fl oz= pt

Please help me with the above. I do not know what I am doing. Teach me what is the easiest way to do this and if there is a website with a table I can look at


Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
http://www.printablegrocerycoupons.net/images/pdfs/cooking-conversion-chart.gif
Answered by Patrick
How would I do the above math problems?
Answered by Ms. Sue
As you can see from the above chart, 1 pint = 16 ounces

192/16 = 12 pints

Take it from there.

Answered by Patrick
So I think if I am not mistaken on number three 1 pint equals 2 cups but the math question is how 15 pints equal how many cups so 15*2=30

I am still confused on how to figure out always which operation?
Answered by Patrick
Number three I think in my mind that one cup is 8 fl oz so take 240/8=30
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes. 15 pints = 30 cups

To decide whether to multiply or divide, see whether your answer should be large or small.

For instance, for 3, is the number of cups larger or smaller than 240 fl. oz.?
Answered by Patrick
Let me think about what you just wrote to answer that correctly.
For number 5
32 qt= 8 gal
I am thinking in my mind 1 gal equals 4 qt
So 32/8
Answered by Ms. Sue
You've got it! :-)
Answered by Patrick
Number 6
10 qt = 40 cups
1 qt equals 4 cups
So then 10*4=40 cups
Answered by Ms. Sue
Right
Answered by Patrick
I am confused on number 8.
72 pt= Gal
Answered by Patrick
I am sorry I am a bit slow on this
Answered by Ms. Sue
A pint is smaller than a gallon, right?

Two pints would not fill a gallon jug. It would take 8 pints to fill a gallon.
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