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80 or 100 depending on the measuring system.

The English (U.S.Standard) Measure defines 1 cup (236.8 ml) as 1/2 pint or 8 fluid ounces (29.5737 ml per fluid ounce). The Imperial Measure defines a cup (227 ml) as either the volume of 8 ounces (28.3495 grams per ounce) of water ( 28.3495 ml per fluid ounce), or as 1/2 pint(283.7 ml) [1/4 fifth or 1/2 pound of water] or 10 fluid ounces (0.675 pounds of water). This can be further complicated by metric "equivalent" cups of 250 ml.

10 U.S. cups = 80 fluid ounces (US)= 2.368 liters

10 imperial small cups = 80 fluid ounces (imp)= 2.270 liters

10 imperial half pint cups = 100 fluid ounces (imp) = 2.837 liters

and 10 metric equivalent cups = 2.5 liters

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