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Mathematics, 10.07.2019 22:00 amison64

Jackson and derek have a lemonade stand. they sell lemonade in 12oz cups. they are hoping to sell at least 50 cups of lemonade. jackson says that they should make 5 gallons, but derek thinks that 17 quarts of lemonade will be enough. whose amount will give them enough lemonade to fill 50 12oz cups ?

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