There are 2 empty jars of 5 and 3 liters capacity. And a
river is flowing besides. I want to measure 4 liters of
wanter using these 2 jars. How do you do this?
Answer Posted / harminder
I think i got got bit more simpler solnn with lesser steps
1. Fill 5 ltr jar, pour it intoo 3 ltr till its full
2. Now 3 ltr jar is full n 5 ltr jar has 3 ltrs in it.
3. Empty 3 ltr jar, and pour 2 ltr in 3 ltr jar,, now 4 ltr has 3 ltrs in it and 5 ltr jar is empty
4. Fill 5 ltr jar and out of the 5ltr jar shift water in 3 ltr jar, since only 1 ltr can be tranferred into 3 ltr jar,,
the 5 ltr jar has 4 ltr water in it..
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