Answer:
Option B) Between 2 & 3 full pitchers
Step-by-step explanation:
Note In this problem the volume of the pitcher is 1/3 gallon instead of 3 1/3 gallon
The options of the questions are
A) Between 1 & 2 full pitchers
B) Between 2 & 3 full pitchers
C) About 1/2 of a full pitcher
D) About 1/4 of a full pitcher
so
we know that
To find the number of water pitchers Jason will need to fill the water jug, we will divide the amount of water needed to fill the jug by amount of water in the pitcher
[tex](3/4)/(1/3)=9/4\ water\ pitchers[/tex]
Convert to mixed number
[tex]9/4\ water\ pitchers=(8/4)+(1/4)=2(1/4)\ water\ pitchers[/tex]
therefore
Is Between 2 & 3 full pitchers