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A perfume company wants to dispense 57.3 quarts of a new fragrance into small vials. How many 25mL vials can they fill (rounded to the nearest full vial)

57.3qtsx32 oz/qt=1833.6 oz.

1833.6 ozx29.6mL/oz=54274.56mL
54274.56mL/25mL=2171 Vials

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