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Will needs 7 gallons of water he has a 3-gallon bottle and 2 -quart bottle what combination of bottles can he use to get exactly 7 gallons?
Updated: 8/20/2019
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He will need to use the 3 gallon bottle twice to get 6 gallons and he needs to use the 2 quart bottle twice to get another 1 gallon. That way he will get 7 gallons.
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