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Which measures are equivalent to 6 quarts? Choose all that apply, A) 1.5 gallons B) 12 pints C) 24 cups D) 48 pints E) 96 cups F) 192 fluld ounces

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A, B, C, (1)

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1. 6 quarts is equivalent to 1.5 gallons. Therefore, option A is correct.2. 6 quarts is equivalent to 12 pints. Therefore, option B is correct.3. 6 quarts is equivalent to 24 cups. Therefore, option C is correct.4. 6 quarts is not equivalent to 48 pints. Therefore, option D is incorrect.5. 6 quarts is not equivalent to 96 cups. Therefore, option E is incorrect.6. 6 quarts is equivalent to 192 fluid ounces. Therefore, option (1) is correct.

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