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If the gauge holds 120 cups of liquid and two thirds of the gauge is filled with water so how many cups of liquid is in the gauge?
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Victoria is filling jars with tomato sauce Each jar holds two thirds of a pint How many jars can be filled with 30 pints of tomato sauce?
45
You have holes in your top and bottommy left and rightand in the middleBut you still hold water 6?
A sponge is filled with holes, and yet holds liquid.
My fuel gauge was three quarters full then twenty miles later showed empty. I filled it with eighteen gallons and it holds thirty one. Why does your fuel gauge show empty all the time?
probably no gas, if there is gas then your gauge in the tank is broken or frozen
The amount a liquid holds?
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What are the useful properties of liquids in liquid radiators?
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What is the amount of liquid a water bottle holds?
In metric unit of the amount of liquid in a water bottle holds
What is four letter word for wooden barrel that holds liquid?
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What holds a liquid in a medicine dropper?
The surface tension of the liquid
What is filled with holes but still holds water?
A sponge
What holds a cup of liquid?
A cup
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The surface tension of the liquid
