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1. Intro to General Chemistry / Conversion Factors / Problem 1
Is a fluid ounce larger than a pint? By how much?
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Yes, a fluid ounce is about 16 times larger than a pint.
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Yes, a fluid ounce is about 4 times larger than a pint.
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No, a pint is about 16 times larger than a fluid ounce.
D
No, a pint and a fluid ounce is approximately equal
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