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Sagot :
ok so what do we know :
4 quarts = 1 gal
Julia has 4gal and 2 quarts or 18 quarts
ally has 12 quarts
so if julia has 18 quarts and ally has 12 that means that ally needs 6 more quarts (or 1gal 2 quarts) so that she and julia can have the same amount
4 quarts = 1 gal
Julia has 4gal and 2 quarts or 18 quarts
ally has 12 quarts
so if julia has 18 quarts and ally has 12 that means that ally needs 6 more quarts (or 1gal 2 quarts) so that she and julia can have the same amount
Julia has: (4 gal)*(4 qt/gal) + (2 qt) = 18 qt
Ally has: (12 qt) = 12 qt
(Julia) - (Ally) = (18 qt) - (12 qt) = 6 qt
Thus, Ally needs 6 more quarts
Ally has: (12 qt) = 12 qt
(Julia) - (Ally) = (18 qt) - (12 qt) = 6 qt
Thus, Ally needs 6 more quarts
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