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A pitcher is full of lemonade. Which unit of liquid volume best describes the amount of lemonade in the pitcher? Explain.

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mariasanchez47
You'd pick Quart because it's the largest measure and is about the same size (a pitcher might be 2 quarts, for example). You might pick one of the others if your purpose in measuring the lemonade was to determine how you're going to use it. So, if you're doling it out in a tiny cup size: Ounce; small mug - Cup; big mug - Pint; 7-11 Big Gulp - Quart.
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Answer:

Ounces

Explanation:

When you have a pither full of lemonade there are two liquid volumes that you can use for measure it are Ounces and Gallons, there are just a few pitchers that are actually capable of content a gallon of liquid, in this case the best suitable liquid volumes are Ounces, most pitchers can hold from 30-70 ounces. A larger pitcher holds up to 104 wich is only about a quarter of gallon.

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