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Michael bought 2 bottles of juice for his guests. Each bottle contains 1 1/2 gallon of juice. He expects that each guest will drink 2 glasses of juice. Each glass contains 1 pint of juice. Michael claims that he will have enough juice for his 15 guests. Explain why Michael's claim is not true.
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