Mark uses 1 pt 9 fl oz and then 2 pt 10 fl oz from a container of film developer that holds 3 qt.?

Question

How much of the developer remains?

Answer 1

well - 1 pint = 2 cups. 1 cup = 8 fl oz.

1 quart = 2 pints = 4 cups. therefore, 3 quarts = 6 quarts = 12 cups.

3 quarts (= 6 pints) - 3 pints = 3 pints
remaining 3 pints - 19 fluid oz (= 2 cups, 3 oz) = 1 pint 13 oz.

Answer 2

If I remember correctly from decades ago when we used to use these obsolete units, 3qt = 6 pt

But I think there was a difference between British and American fluid ounces. Is it 20 or 26 fluid ounces to a pint? Anyway, add the quantities
3pt 19 fl oz

and subtract from 6 pt.

If it's 26, you get 2 pt 7 fl oz
if it's 20 you get 2 pt 1 fl oz

And of course, if those people saying it's 16 fl oz to a pint are right, then it's 1 pt 13 fl oz as they've said!

Answer 3

it extremely is comparatively subject-free. A quart has 2 pints, so the three quart field holds 6 pints. A pint is comparable to 2 cups and a cup is comparable to 8 fluid oz.. (1pt 9 fl oz.) + (2pt 10 fl oz.) = 3 pts, 19 fl oz.. Convert the nineteen fluid oz. to one million pint, 3 fluid oz., so he used 3 pints + one million pint 3 fl oz. = 4 pints, 3 fl oz. which must be subtracted from the unique 3 quarts (6 pints). First convert between the six pints to sixteen fl oz.. 5 pints sixteen fl oz. - 4 pints, 3 fl oz. = one million pint 13 fl oz..left interior the field Does this make sense???

Answer 4

1 pt = 16 oz
1 qt = 32 oz

Change everything to oz.
1 pt 9 oz = 25 oz
2 pt 10 oz = 42 oz
3 qt = 3x32 = 96 oz

Mark used 25 oz + 42 oz = 67 oz and so 96 - 67 = 29 oz remain.

In pints, this is 1 pt 13oz.

Answer 5

7 pt 13 fl oz

Answer 6

Mark uses 3 pints, 19 ounces which is 4 pints, 3 ounces because there are 16 oz. in a pint.

There are 2 pints in a quart so he has 6 pints, which, because we are going to subract pints AND ounces, I would think of as

5 pints 16 ounces now subtract
4 pints 3 ounces and you get
1 pint 13 ounces