How many people do you need to serve?
There are 16 cups per gallon. Or, if everyone needs 1.5 cups, there are a little over 10 "servings" per gallon.
So 1 gallon should serve 10 people, 2 gallons serves 20, and so on.
Remember some people will want refills :-)
1). If there are 32 students and 1 cup of juice, you have enough juice to give each student 1/4 ounce.2). If you want to give each student 1 cup of juice, you'll need to start out with 32 cups = 2 gallons.
If Elise uses 6 cups of orange juice and adds 5 cups of each of the other ingredients, we need to know how many other ingredients there are. Assuming there are two other ingredients (for a total of three), she would add 5 cups of each, resulting in 10 additional cups. Therefore, the total punch would be 6 cups (orange juice) + 10 cups (other ingredients) = 16 cups of punch.
1 gallon = 128 fluid ounces15.5 gallons = (15.5 x 128) ounces15.5 gallons = (15.5 x 128 / 12) = 165 and 1/3rd12-oz cups
4 gallons = 512 fluid ounces If you're serving it in standard 8-ounce cups, then it makes 64 of them. If you only get 54 cups out of it, then somebody has slipped in a bunch of 9.5-ounce cups.
11 quarts is equivalent to 44 cups. Each quart contains 4 cups.
80 cups is the correct answer. The guests will get 4 cups each. Source :- Eng Net Tools conversion software
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1). If there are 32 students and 1 cup of juice, you have enough juice to give each student 1/4 ounce.2). If you want to give each student 1 cup of juice, you'll need to start out with 32 cups = 2 gallons.
They will get 3 cups each.
If Elise uses 6 cups of orange juice and adds 5 cups of each of the other ingredients, we need to know how many other ingredients there are. Assuming there are two other ingredients (for a total of three), she would add 5 cups of each, resulting in 10 additional cups. Therefore, the total punch would be 6 cups (orange juice) + 10 cups (other ingredients) = 16 cups of punch.
1 gallon = 128 fluid ounces15.5 gallons = (15.5 x 128) ounces15.5 gallons = (15.5 x 128 / 12) = 165 and 1/3rd12-oz cups
Approximately 20 gallons of iced tea, assuming that each person only take one 16 oz. glass of iced tea. 1 gallon = 8 (16oz) glass of iced tea. 10 gallons = 80 glass of iced tea 20 gallons = 160 glass of iced tea
4 gallons = 512 fluid ounces If you're serving it in standard 8-ounce cups, then it makes 64 of them. If you only get 54 cups out of it, then somebody has slipped in a bunch of 9.5-ounce cups.
11 quarts is equivalent to 44 cups. Each quart contains 4 cups.
24 Pints = 12 Quarts = 3 Gallons Three gallons of juice.
First, calculate the total amount of punch consumed by the guests. With 20 guests drinking 2 cups each, that's 40 cups total. Since there are 16 cups in a gallon, 8 gallons equals 128 cups. After the guests drink 40 cups, there would be 128 - 40 = 88 cups of punch left, which is equivalent to 5.5 gallons.