Mathematics, 21.11.2019 22:31 leylah0102

Here are fluid ounces in 1 jar, so jars are needed to get more than 53 fluid ounces. however, jars totals fl oz., which is more than 53 fl oz. so after using the jar for the last time, − 53 = fl oz. remains.

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