No, they are not the same. An 'Ounce' is a unit of weight. A 'Fluid Ounce' is a unit of volume. A fluid ounce of Mercury is much heavier than an ounce of flour or water. However, a fluid ounce of water at room temperature is going to be pretty close to an ounce in weight. In most cooking applications, the difference is not going to be very much for the smaller quantities, but it could make a difference in larger amounts.
16 fl oz
1 pint is 16 oz so to answer your question it would be 224fl oz
256 floz in 2 US gallons
256 floz in 2 US gallons
I assume you mean fluid ounces (floz). One pint = 16 fluid ounces. 9 floz = 9/16 pints
That is approximately 8 fl oz per cup of water
256 floz in 2 US gallons
in 1 cup there are 8 fl oz in 2 pints there are 32 fl oz
32 fl oz is 4 cups32 fl oz is 4 cups
That is 8 ounces
it depends on "how many fluid oz" one pint is 16 fl oz 1 floz is smaller than a pint.
40 fl oz is 5 cups.40 fl oz is 5 cups.