Mathematics, 15.12.2020 16:40, dyanaycooper13

Carson has two cans of red paint. The first can contains 3 pints of red paint. The second can contains 4 16 pints of red paint. If Carson wants both cans to contain the same amount of paint, how many pints of 2 1paint must he pour from the second can into the first can?

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