You must mean fluid ounces (ounces are weights, fluid ounces are volumes). There are 80 fluid ounces in a UK half gallon. There are 63.999999 US fluid ounces in a US half gallon.
8 fluid oz is 1 cup, 2 cups is 1 pint, 2 pints is 1 quart, and 4 quarts is a gallon. So, 8x2x2x4=128 oz in a gallon. Divide that by two for half a gallon and you get 64 oz in half a gallon, not 72 oz.
Cup: 8 oz Pint: 16 oz Quart: 32 oz Half-Gallon: 64 oz Gallon: 128 oz
64 ounces in one half gallon That depends on whether you are after US or UK measurements. In the UK 20 fl oz = 1pint. 1 gallon is 8 pints therefore half a gallon is 4 pints or 80 fl oz.
A half gallon is equivalent to 64 fluid ounces, so a container would need to hold at least 64 ounces of milk to accommodate half a gallon.
16 oz in a pint ("a pint is a pound, the whole world round") 2 pints to a quart 2 quarts to a half gal so 64 oz.
64 fl oz in half a gallon.
64 fl. oz in half a gallon
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there are 1.5 oz per shot and 64 oz per half gallon so there are about 42 and 1/3 shots per half gallon.
NO. A gallon and half is 192 oz.
8 fluid oz is 1 cup, 2 cups is 1 pint, 2 pints is 1 quart, and 4 quarts is a gallon. So, 8x2x2x4=128 oz in a gallon. Divide that by two for half a gallon and you get 64 oz in half a gallon, not 72 oz.
Cup: 8 oz Pint: 16 oz Quart: 32 oz Half-Gallon: 64 oz Gallon: 128 oz
64 ounces in one half gallon That depends on whether you are after US or UK measurements. In the UK 20 fl oz = 1pint. 1 gallon is 8 pints therefore half a gallon is 4 pints or 80 fl oz.
A half gallon is equivalent to 64 fluid ounces, so a container would need to hold at least 64 ounces of milk to accommodate half a gallon.
16 oz in a pint ("a pint is a pound, the whole world round") 2 pints to a quart 2 quarts to a half gal so 64 oz.
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