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Your neighborhood is getting ready for its annual block party! Jack and Regina are in charge of bringing/supplying food beverages. Jack is going to make rainbow sherbert punch by mixing ginger ale and cranberry juice. Regina will then float a quart of rainbow sherbert on top. Ginger ale costs $2 per gallon, and cranberry juice costs $5 per gallon. The neighborhood has budgeted $120 for the ginger ale and juice. What are the different amounts of ginger ale and juice that Jack and Regina can buy with $120 and have no money left over?

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