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Write down the capacities.  \nContainerA:   Container B:   Container C:    \n2. Convert the measurements into a common unit: fluid ounces (fl oz) .  \nContainerA:   Container B:   Container C:    \n3. Rank the containers which hold the least to most capacity by writing 1-3.  \nContainerA:   Container B:   Container C:    \nAnswers  \n1. Write down the capacities.  \nContainer A: 6 fl oz Container B: 1/2 qt Container C: 1/4 c  \n2. Convert the measurements into a common unit: fluid ounces (fl oz) .  \nContainer A: 6 fl oz Container B: 16 fl oz Container C: 2 fl oz  \n3. 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