A four or five gallon bucket could hold that all easily.
47 cups US = 23.5 pints = 11.75 quarts = 2. 9375 gallons (US)
3.5 pints = 1.75 quarts = 0.4375 gallons
1.25 quarts = 0.3125 gallons
2.9375 + 0.4375 + 0.3125 = 3.6875 gallons
47 cups(imp) = 18.8 pints (imperial) = 9.4 quarts = 2.35 gallons(imperial) {2.82 gal US}
3.5 pints = 1.75 qt. = 0.4375 gal.
1.25 qt. = 0.3125 gal.
2.35 +0.4375 + 0.3125 = 3.10 gallons (imp) = 3.72 gallons (US)
In both cases a 4 (or standard 5) gallon bucket will hold the total.
There are 24 cups in 6 quarts. So a dutch oven that can hold 6 quarts would be able to hold 24 cups of liquid or food.
A 2-quart pitcher can hold 8 cups, which is equivalent to 4 pints.
A gallon holds more water than 3 pints. One gallon is equal to 8 pints, so a gallon can hold more liquid than 3 pints.
No, a 3 gallon pitcher can only hold 24 pints of juice. 1 gallon is equivalent to 8 pints, so 3 gallons would be 24 pints in total.
A canteen typically holds about 1 quart, which is equal to 2 pints.
6 quarts would hold 6 quarts, or 1.5 gallons, or 12 pints or 24 cups or 192 fluid ounces.
Six cups hold 33% more substance than a quart does. A quart is made up of two pints, which are made up of two cups each. The total number of cups in a quart is 4. Six is greater than four, therefore, six cups hold more than one quart. Answered by Alessandra (please visit my site, raoallie.com and alessandrarao.com)
There are 24 cups in 6 quarts. So a dutch oven that can hold 6 quarts would be able to hold 24 cups of liquid or food.
It depends on the pot. They come in a large variety of sizes. A small pot could hold 3 pints, and a large pot could hold 3 quarts. A stock pot could hold 18 quarts. There is no standard for pots and volume.
0.75 qt
A 2-quart pitcher can hold 8 cups, which is equivalent to 4 pints.
5 pints", IE 2 and a half quarts. If you have traction-loc then call it 2 quarts plus a tube of friction modifier. If the rearend is new/rebuilt or getting a replacement differential it will hold 5 pints. If it is just having it's oil changed then almost a pint will still be in there, so 2 quarts. 5 pints", IE 2 and a half quarts. If you have traction-loc then call it 2 quarts plus a tube of friction modifier. If the rearend is new/rebuilt or getting a replacement differential it will hold 5 pints. If it is just having it's oil changed then almost a pint will still be in there, so 2 quarts.
A gallon holds more water than 3 pints. One gallon is equal to 8 pints, so a gallon can hold more liquid than 3 pints.
Capacity is the amount of space that a container can hold. Gallons, quarts, and pints are all units of capacity.
4 pints or 2 quarts Tal
half a litre.
I believe that holds 5.6 pints ( so , not quite 3 quarts )