A large container holds 4 gallons of chocolate milk that has to be poured into bottles, Each bottle holds 2 pints. If the ratio of gallons to pints is 1 : 8, __ bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk.

How many bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk?

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Neveah Carlson

7 July, 11:22

A large container holds 4 gallons of chocolate milk that has to be poured into bottles, Each bottle holds 2 pints. If the ratio of gallons to pints is 1 : 8, __ bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk.

How many bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk?

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Tony Wheeler · Answer 1

First figure out the number of pints.

1 gallon contains 8 pints

4 gallons contains x

Set up a proportion

1/4 = 8/x Cross multiply

1*x = 4*8

x = 32 pints

1 container is made of 2 pints

x containers = 32 pints

1/x = 2/32 Cross multiply

2x = 32 Divide by 2

x = 32/2

x = 16 pints.

Cynthia · Answer 2

A large container holds 4 gallons of chocolate milk that has to be poured into 1-pint bottles. If the ratio of gallons to pints is 1 : 8, how many bottles are needed?

A.

2 bottles

B.

4 bottles

C.

8 bottles

D.

32 bottles

E.

40 bottles

the answer: 8 bottles

A large container holds 4 gallons of chocolate milk that has to be poured into bottles, Each bottle holds 2 pints. If the ratio of gallons to pints is 1 : 8, __ bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk.How many bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk?

A large container holds 4 gallons of chocolate milk that has to be poured into bottles, Each bottle holds 2 pints. If the ratio of gallons to pints is 1 : 8, __ bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk.

How many bottles are required to hold the 4 gallons of milk?