Answer:
64 cups
32 pints
Step-by-step explanation:
4cups=1qt, 4qts=1gal, 16qts=4gal
?cups=4gal
4•4qts=1gal•4=(4gal)
16qts=4gal
-so-
4cups=1qt, 4gal=16qts
16•4cups=1qt•16 (4gal)
64cups=4gal
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4c=1q, 1q=2p, 4q=1g, 16q=4g, 64c=4g
4c=1q=2p, so 4c=2p, so 2c=1p (2:1)
64c(÷2)=?p
64c=32p
...but it's a trick question, if you don't know how many pints it takes to equal anything else. (ie. 1q=2p or 2c=1p)
