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How many cups equal 1gallon?
There are 32 cups in a US gallon.
How many quarts are in 1gallon?
Four quarts per gallon.
How many oz in an 1 gallon air tank?
1gallon = 128oz
How many liters are in a gallon (gallons to liters)?
There are 3.78541 liters in 1gallon
Is 6cups equilavent to 6 pints?
Yes. 1 cup=8oz. 1 pint=16oz. 2 cups=1 pint, 4 pints=1quart, 4quarts=1gallon
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How many cups in 1gallon?
16
How many cups equal 1gallon?
There are 32 cups in a US gallon.
How many cups equals 9.4 gallons?
1gallon = 16 cups 9.4 gallons = 9.4 x 16 = 150.4 cups
Is 1gallon greater than 15 cups?
Yes, a gallon is 16 cups
How many cups in 5 pints?
10 2 cups=1 pint 2 pints=1 quart 4 quarts= 1gallon
Is 8cups larger than 1gallon?
No. Anything over 16 cups would be larger than a gallon.
How many pints in 1gallon?
8
How many quarts equals 27 ounces?
It does not even make one quart. It makes 3 3/8 cups. 8oz=1cup 4cups=1quart 4quarts=1gallon
How many milliliter in 1gallon?
3785.41 ml
How many pints are in 1gallon?
There are 8 pints in a gallon.
How many pints equals 1gallon?
8 pints
How many quarts are in 1gallon?
Four quarts per gallon.
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