Mathematics, 21.01.2022 22:20, mlandon922

A drink bottler needs to fill a 16 one pint bottles and has 2 tanks. the first tank contains 2 gallons of soda and the second tank contains 3 gallons of soda. how much will he need to fill the bottles?. 1. the 2 gallon tanks is enough.
2.he will need both tanks.
3. even both tanks wont be enough.
3. the 2 gallon tanks is not enough but the 3 gallon tankis enough.

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