Close but a little off. You can round it to 17 shots in a fifth. A standard shot is indeed 1.5 ounces, and a fifth is 750 millileters. There are 44.36 mL in each 1.5 oz shot. doing the math, there are 16.907 1.5oz shots in a fifth. Not off by much really, but the extra mil and a half would be nice :)
"a fifth holds 17.066667 shots
1 shot = 1.5 ounces
It depends on the definitions. A fifth of a gallon is 25.6 oz, 725.76 mL. A shot is technically an ounce, but shot glasses are generally an ounce and a half, technically a jigger.
Sometime around 1980, liquor switched to 750 ml bottles which would be 17.6 jiggers. The glasses aren't filled to the brim, and there is some spillage. Most bars figure 18 shots to the bottle."
NO. -The US term "fifth" refers to 1/5 US gallon of liquor. This is 757 ml or 25 fl oz. This is now the common size of a liquor or wine bottle in North America.
200 milliliters is one fifth of a liter.
That is approximately 3.527 cups.
A fifth of alcohol is larger than a liter. A fifth typically refers to 750 milliliters of liquid, which is smaller than a liter (1000 milliliters).
375 mL is closer to a fifth, as a fifth bottle is typically 750 mL. A liter is equivalent to 1000 mL.
No, a litre is more than a fifth.
One fifth of a liter is equal to 0.2 liters. This can be calculated by dividing 1 liter by 5, which equals 0.2. This fraction represents one part out of five equal parts of a whole liter.
0.2 litres.
200mL
one fifth
There are approximately 0.757 liters in a fifth, which is equivalent to 25.6 fluid ounces.
A "fifth" was a unit of volume, representing a fifth of a gallon, that used to be used in the US to measure liquor. A liter weighs a kilogram which is 2.2 pounds (H20). A gallon weighs 8 pounds (H20). There are five "fifths" in a gallon, so a fifth is 8/5 pounds, or 1.6 pounds. There are 2.2/1.6 or 1.375 fifths in a liter.
Fifth is 750 ml 30 ml/oz = 25 oz *Actually it's 1/5 of a gallon. 128/5=25.6 Thank you.