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How many cups are in 1 pt 9 oz?
3.12500 cups in 1pt and 9oz of water
10c equals how many pt?
10 cups = 5 US pints
How many cups equals 2 pints?
There are two US cups in one US pint of (anything, really). So, if you had two pints, there would be four cups. (1 pt. = 2 cups, 1 pt. + 1 pt = 2 cups + 2 cups = 4 cups = 2 pts.)
1 pt 12 fl oz equals how many cups?
1 pint equals 2 cups, so 12 fl oz is equivalent to 1.5 cups.
How many cup are in 1 qt 1pt?
There are 6 cups in 1 quart and 2 cups in 1 pint. Therefore, 1 quart 1 pint would be equal to 8 cups.
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