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How many c are in 9 Pt's?
There are 12 cups (c) in 9 pints (Pt). This is because 1 pint is equal to 1.5 cups, so to convert pints to cups, you multiply the number of pints by 1.5. Therefore, 9 Pt x 1.5 c/Pt = 13.5 c.
How many cups are in 1 pt 9 oz?
3.12500 cups in 1pt and 9oz of water
How many cups in 3 pt?
3 pt = 6 cups
How many cups are in a pt?
it is 2 cups
How many pt is in 2.25 cups?
1.12 pt
How much does 9 pints equal in a cup?
1 pt = 2 c 9 pt x 2c/pt = 18 cups
How many cups are in sixteen pt?
That is 32 cups
How many cups for 15 pt?
That is 30 cups
How many pt are in 19 cups?
that is 38 cups.
How many cups are in 2.5 pt?
That is 5 cups
How many cups are in 78 pt?
That is 156 cups
How many cups are there in a pt?
2 cups in a pint
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