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52 pt equals how many c?
52 pt * (2 c / 1 pt) = 104 c
How many pt are in 12qt?
6 :)
How many c equals 1 pt?
2 do.
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 c equals to 1 pt?
1 pint = 2 cups
Related Questions
How many c equal 3 pt?
6
How many pt make 6 c?
3 do.
52 pt equals how many c?
52 pt * (2 c / 1 pt) = 104 c
How many pt in 28 c?
14 pt
How many c equal 2pt?
2 pt X 2 c/pt = 4 c
4 c equals how many pt?
2 pt
How many pt in 6 qt?
12 pt
14 c equals how many pt?
14 c is equal to 28 pt (points). 1 c (centimeter) is equivalent to 2 pt.
How many cups in 3 pt?
3 pt = 6 cups
How many pt equals 48 c?
No such measure as "c"
How many c in 5 pt?
A "c" is not a recognised measure, what is it.
How many pt are in 14 c?
the answer is 7
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